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Ladies And Gentlemen, Your April 2009 Chrysler Sales Figures

Submitted by admin on May 2, 2009 – 2:06 amOne Comment

Now available, courtesy of your $12b investment! And since youre a (minority) shareholder now, why not check out Chryslers release yourself? Theyve got some beautiful style. Leading off with bullet points on Wrangler(+7 percent), Challenger (+11 percent over last month) and T&C (6 percent retail over last month, actually -31 percent year-on-year) and using different sales metrics for each, really paints a rosy picture of our new investment. Thanks a lot, Chrysler! Im sorry your sales were down 48 percent compared to April 2008. But those vario-stat bullet points wouldnt cheer up a Tickle-Me Elmo. No wonder Tom LaSorda just retired.

1f042wichitakssebringfive550x309 Ladies And Gentlemen, Your April 2009 Chrysler Sales Figures

These are the stats of a dead company: Cars -61 percent, Trucks -44 percent. Yes, the Wrangler is up. Ram is only down 26 percent, with 17,903 moving in April. Otherwise things range from the bad (Grand Cherokee -45 percent, Journey -33 percent, 300C -49 percent) to the ugly (Sebring -75 percent, Compass -75 percent, Durango -87, PT Cruiser -76 percent, Avenger -76 percent, etc). American tax payer, I hate to be the one to say it, but you made one lousy investment.  

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  • Blaine Hall says:

    Wow. Sorry to see just how much you hate the American Cars. Now that you’ve voiced your scathing opinion of Chrysler, do you think you might get the numbers for GM, Ford, Toyota, and the rest, or are you just going to make whithering remarks about Chrysler?

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