Chrysler says sales rise 7 percent on demand for many of its cars
By APWednesday, September 1, 2010
Chrysler says sales rise 7 percent over July
DETROIT — Chrysler Group LLC says its August sales rose 7 percent over July as many of its models saw gains.
The automaker’s sales also increased 7 percent over August of 2009. But last year the company was just restarting factories after closing them during its stay in bankruptcy court.
Chrysler got only a small sales boost last August from the government’s Cash for Clunkers program. That program offered up to $4,500 in rebates for people to trade in older cars and trucks for more fuel-efficient models.
Sales of the new Jeep Grand Cherokee nearly doubled over July.
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Tags: Detroit, Michigan, North America, United States
Tags: Detroit, Michigan, North America, United States
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