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October Sales: Movin' On Up
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Edward Niedermeyer
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Published: November 1st, 2011
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After a largely flat year of auto sales, it’s looking like the analysts are getting it right and sales were good last month. Chrysler is leading the good-news parade with a whopping 27% bump in volume on strong sales of the 200, Wrangler and Grand Cherokee and 20%+ increases from every brand. GM had a more sideways kind of month, with 2% overall growth and only Chevrolet rising as a brand. For more, watch October’s sales results unfold at our evolving table after the jump…
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Heil Piech! VW's quest for global domination marches on in October Jetta and new Passat selling quite well. Apparently Americans really do like cheap plasticky interiors afterall.
Last month GM got accused of 'channel stuffing:' ramming cars through to the retail dealers, and then recording the units as corporate sales, whether or not there was an actual consumer purchase. Is it possible this is Chrysler's month?