FCA And Its Rivals In Detroit Are Losing North American Crossover Market Share
Detroit’s Big Three are losing ground in North America’s crucial crossover market.
Detroit’s Big Three are losing ground in North America’s crucial crossover market.
Notable people in the automotive and motorsport industries have offered their kind words and support for FCA and the Marchionne family.
A rather disappointing performance for a crossover in today’s hot-for-CUVs market.
Representing the highest May sales performance since at least 2014.
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Propelling it to second place in its segment.
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Placing third in its segment, behind the F-Series and Silverado but ahead of four other rivals.
Pushing it to third place in its segment in terms of cumulative sales volume.
Posting the biggest percentage decrease in its segment.