FCA Mexico Sales Up 9%

On March 1, FCA México reported February sales of 8,059 units, up 9% versus 2016; best February since 2010.

by Staff

March 12, 2017

2 min to read

On March 1, 2017, FCA México reported February sales of 8,059 units, up 9% versus 2016; best February since 2010.

FCA Mexico sales by brand break down as follows:

Alfa Romeo
In February, Alfa Romeo sold 29 units. Alfa Romeo Giulietta sales improved 67 percent versus 2016; best February ever. Last month, Alfa Romeo México launched Maxima Qualitá.

Chrysler
Chrysler brand logged sales of 138 units. Chrysler Pacifica continued its positive sales stride with 109 units sold, up 7 percent versus January 2017.

Dodge
Dodge brand sold 2,828 units, up 23 percent versus 2016. Dodge Attitude continued its strong pace with 1,661 units sold; best February since its launch. Dodge Neon registered sales of 478 units.

Fiat
Fiat achieved its best February ever with sales of 1,045 units, an increase of 51 percent versus same period in 2016. Sales of the Fiat Uno surged in February to 404 units, topping February 2016 sales by 50 percent; best February since its launch. Fiat Mobi is being well accepted among customers and last month it sold 396 units.

Jeep
Jeep brand reported sales of 731 units. Jeep Grand Cherokee and Jeep Patriot posted sales of 305 units and 159 units, respectively.

Mitsubishi Motors
Mitsubishi Motors Mexico reported sales of 1,274 units, a 1 percent sales increase. Mitsubishi Mirage and Mitsubishi L200 reported sales of 688 and 461 units, an increase of 72 percent and 28 percent, respectively, over the same period last year. Mitsubishi Outlander reported sales of 99 units.

Ram
Ram brand’s sales results were 20 percent better than in February 2016 with 2,014 units sold. Ram 700 sold 726 units. Ram 4000 sold 294 units, a 3 percent sales improvement over last year. Last month, the Ram ProMaster Rapid was launched. During its launch phase, the ProMaster Rapid sold 280 units.

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