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Chrysler is having a worse 2010 than Toyota

5 months ago (2010-03-11 18:42:42 UTC) by admin via egmCarTech

Despite what many might think, Toyota is not off to the most crippling start in 2010; Chrysler is. Although their overall sales are only down 3%, over half of their total sales are to fleet customers. The fact that Chrysler Group LLC’s consumer...

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