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RAM vehicles struggle to save falling Fiat Chrysler US sales in February
International automaker Fiat Chrysler is looking at another difficult time in the United States of America after all brands except RAM recorded sales slump in February, according to an FCA US announcement on Thursday.
Overall US sales in February slid 2% to 162,036 vehicles in a soft market, vs. 165,903 vehicles it sold in February 2018.
Overall JEEP brand sales slipped 4% to 67,075 vehicles, while Chrysler brand slumped 36% selling just 10,368 units in the second month of 2019.

Dodge fell 8% to 37,073 units, while the FIAT brand slid a troubling 50% to just 616 automobiles. Alfa Romeo slumped 13% to 1,362 units.
This year has already seen Fiat Chrysler pulling the FIAT brand out of markets such as India, and the numbers don’t look encouraging for the US market as well.
On paper, only the RAM ProMaster Van which sold a considerable 4,632 units — more than doubling its sales from a year ago — looked encouraging.
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