The Jeep Wrangler broke its all-time sales record with over 119,000 vehicles sold during calendar year 2007.
Jeep sales were down 3% for 2007 compared with 2006, but Chrysler attributes this to "planned fleet reductions".Overall Jeep brand sales declined 3 percent based on planned fleet reductions. Jeep Wrangler sales were up 4 percent for the month with 9,007 units versus 8,623 units for December 2006. With 119,243 units sold in 2007, Jeep Wrangler sales surpassed 100,000 units with an all-time sales record, versus 80,271 sold in 2006, up 49 percent.
"We're thankful to our customers for the response they've shown to our products," Steven Landry, Executive Vice President -- North American Sales, said. "Jeep Wrangler is one example with an all-time sales record for the year that surpasses 100,000 units. With new models, bold designs and fuel efficient alternatives, we're excited about the products like the Dodge Journey, Challenger and Ram, and the launch of two new SUV hybrids -- the Chrysler Aspen and Dodge Durango -- and believe we're well positioned for 2008."
Full sales figures after the jump...
Jeep U.S. Sales Summary Thru December 2007
Month Sales DR Vol Sales CYTD DR Vol
Curr Pr % % Curr Pr % %
Model Yr Yr Change Change Yr Yr Change Change
Compass 3,295 5,066 -35% -35% 39,491 18,579 112% 113%
Patriot 4,987 0 0% 0% 40,434 0 0% 0%
Wrangler 9,007 8,623 4% 4% 119,243 80,271 48% 49%
Liberty 9,941 11,979 -17% -17% 92,105 133,557 -31% -31%
Grand
Cherokee 11,753 12,853 -9% -9% 120,937 139,148 -13% -13%
Commander 5,821 7,566 -23% -23% 63,027 88,497 -29% -29%
JEEP
BRAND 44,804 46,087 -3% -3% 475,237 460,052 3% 3%
Selling Days 26 26 307 306
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