Chrysler Group regained its historical leadership position in the minivan segment with its Dodge Grand Caravan claiming the world title, and the Chrysler Town & Country claiming the top spot in the U.S. during 2010.
Globally, the Grand Caravan out-dueled its sister minivan, the Town & Country, for the #1 ranking:
2010 Global Minivan Sales (Units) | |
Dodge Grand Caravan | 160,005 |
Chrysler Town & Country | 126,318 |
Honda Odyssey | 119,062 |
Toyota Sienna | 113,179 |
In addition to its strong U.S. showing (see table below), the Grand Caravan was a very strong presence for Chrysler Canada in 2010 with 55,306 units sold -- making it the #3 selling vehicle overall in the country.
For 2011, the Grand Caravan has a new powertrain with more horsepower and more torque without sacrificing fuel economy; a significant suspension overhaul for an exceptional driving experience; new exterior and interior styling that focuses on craftsmanship and comfort; and safety features consumers expect.
In the U.S., the Chrysler Town & Country claimed the top spot:
2010 U.S. Minivan Sales (Units) | |
Chrysler Town & Country | 122,275 |
Honda Odyssey | 108,182 |
Dodge Grand Caravan | 103,323 |
Toyota Sienna | 98,337 |
[Read more: Chrysler blog]
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