In case you haven't noticed - the 2007 Wrangler is a sales hit. Compared with November 05, sales of the Wrangler almost doubled to just under 9,000 units. Whether this is due more to pent-up demand for the new Wrangler (probably) or reaction to the great reviews, it doesn't really matter. In the meantime, Liberty sales were flat, while Grand Cherokee sales dropped over 40%. The Commander also posted a nice gain over November 05, its sales more than doubled (to be fair, Commander production was still ramping up this time last year).
Here's a quote from the Chrysler Group press release:Sales of the Jeep Wrangler, a direct descendant of the original Jeep vehicle, rose 95 percent to 8,735 units, setting a new November sales record. Previous year sales of the Jeep Wrangler totaled 4,482 units. The Jeep Wrangler has received in excess of 62,000 dealer orders, which exceeds three- quarters of total Jeep Wrangler sales in calendar year 2005.
Full Jeep sales numbers after the jump.
DaimlerChrysler Corporation U.S. Sales Summary Thru November 2006
Month Sales DR % Vol %
Model Curr Yr Pr Yr Change Change
Compass 3,723 0 0% 0%
Wrangler 8,735 4,482 95% 95%
Liberty 7,360 7,815 -6% -6%
Grand Cherokee 7,944 13,733 -42% -42%
Commander 8,023 3,825 110% 110%
JEEP BRAND 35,785 29,855 20% 20%
Sales CYTD DR % Vol %
Model Curr Yr Pr Yr Change Change
Compass 13,513 0 0% 0%
Wrangler 71,648 73,654 -3% -3%
Liberty 121,578 149,218 -19% -19%
Grand Cherokee 126,295 191,852 -34% -34%
Commander 80,931 8,590 842% 842%
JEEP BRAND 413,965 423,314 -2% -2%
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