Chrysler Australia Model Sales : 2011-17

Chrysler has always lived under the shadow of GM and Ford in the US motoring landscape. It currently resides within the FCA Group (Fiat/Chrysler). Recently its future was mapped out and Jeep was the main focus, followed by RAM. Chrysler will continue as is, while Dodge looks to become a performance specialist brand.

In recent times, it's Jeep that has been the mainstay of the company in Australia, with Dodge and Chrysler providing supporting roles. In 2014, 3% share was reached which is a good result based around the Grand Cherokee model. However, since then sales have fallen quite sharply due to poor customer satisfaction issues.

There is a determination to win back customer confidence but as of now that is a wait and see proposition. These things take time and with so much competition, keeping the customer happy isn't optional.

	Chrysler
	Model/Year	2017	2016	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011
	Gr Cherokee	5,356	6,379	11,964	16,582	12,931	8,373	3,374
	Cherokee	1,069	2,079	6,156	3,997	82	2,070	1,573
	Wrangler	997	1,283	2,106	2,900	2,895	2,548	2,824
	Renegade	704	1,051	291
	Compass	143	1,097	2,516	4,212	3,670	2,898
	Patriot	1	731	1,385	2,717	2,592	2,125	877
	Jeep S/T	8,270	12,620	24,418	30,408	22,170	18,014	8,648
	RAM	398	292
	Journey	4	366	1,184	1,547	1,661	1,428	1,016
	Caliber						410	1,257
	Nitro						190	430
	Dod/RAM S/T	402	658	1,184	1,547	1,661	2,028	2,703
	300C	257	460	880	1,580	2,508	1,206	360
	Voyager	1	2	45	77	168	153	214
	Sebring							6
	Chrysler S/T	258	462	925	1,657	2,676	1,359	580
	Total	8,930	13,740	26,527	33,612	26,507	21,401	11,931
	Percent	0.8%	1.2%	2.3%	3.0%	2.3%	1.9%	1.2%