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Canadian August 2006 Sales Report

Canadian Sales : August 2006

Chrysler Group:
August 2006 - 20,252
August 2005 - 17,904
July 2006 - 18,642

Therefore the CG was UP 13.1% or 2,348 units relative to last year and UP 8.6% or 1,610 units relative to last month.

Chrysler Group Year-to-Date:
2005 - 155,287
2006 - 153,553
Which translates to a decline of 1.1% or a loss of 1,734 units. Which is not bad considering the gas prices this year.

Company Name

Sales for Y-T-D

% Change

Unit Change

Market Share

GM

291,292

-9.4%

-30,061

26.12%

Ford

173,157

+6.7%

+10,891

15.53%

DCX

167,875

+1.5%

+2,449

15.05%

Toyota

136,683

+14%

+16,810

12.25%

Honda

106,628

+2.1%

+2,239

9.56%

Hyundai

68,564

+6.5%

+4,193

6.15%

Mazda

58,138

+2.9%

+1,621

5.21%

Nissan

42,670

-14.7%

-7,369

3.83%

VW

27,738

+11.5%

+2,863

2.49%

BMW

15,509

+7.8%

+1,125

1.39%

Subaru

10,737

+4.2%

+436

0.96%

Mitsubishi

7,620

+9.1%

+637

0.68%

Suzuki

7,344

+29.8%

+1,687

0.66%

Porsche

1,399

-4.4%

-65

0.12%

Total Sales Y-T-D

1,115,328

+0.7%

+7,430

100%

Underlined are the Highest and Lowest gains/losses in percentage and units.

Here are some new items related to individual nameplates produced by the Chrysler Group.

Dodge Ram sales set all-time monthly record of 4,982 units and are up 11 per cent year-to-date.
Chrysler 300/300C sales of 1,072 units up 24.8 per cent.
Dodge Caravan sales up 24.9 percent to 6,317 units.
Dodge Caliber sold 2,013 units and the Jeep Compass had sold 135 units.
Jeep Commander had sales of 1,853 units.
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5 Responses to “Canadian August 2006 Sales Report”


  1. Dave

    Looking at it by nameplate, though, Toyota blasted Dodge and is coming up on Chevy and Ford real fast…of course Ford has little but Ford, but Chevy is joined by GMC, Pontiac, etc.

  2. CanadianJeepYJ

    If you could direct me to the individual nameplate data that would great…..I could do a better review.

  3. 55plaza

    Since you’re breaking down DCX into nameplates for comparison
    - does not Toyota consist of Toyota, Lexus & Scion?
    Also what would the breakdown of Chrysler group be versus Mercedes (including Smart)

  4. CanadianJeepYJ

    Chrysler Group = 153,553 units = market share = 13.77%
    Mercedes = 14,322 units = market share = 1.28%

  5. Jeremy Mutz

    Glad to hear some good news from Canada.

    I just read Chrysler’s US marketshare is at 11.2 % and will fall to 10.6%!
    DCX should never have killed Plymouth. What is missing from the Chrysler group lineup are cars like the Neon and Breeze. Chrysler has nothing to compete with Versa, Fit, Aveo, Yaris or the Scions or Kias. They need an entry level brand: bring back Plymouth! If nothing else, they need to get a neon-based Dodge Hornet to the market immediately. They also need to build a car slotted above the 300C–the Imperial–it would sell and make money. And where are the cross-over SUV’s?


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