Chrysler executive says March sales up 51 percent from February
A top executive at Chrysler Group LLC said Wednesday that retail sales to individual buyers are up 51 percent this month compared with February.But Fred Diaz, CEO of the company's Ram truck brand, said overall sales, including fleet, are trending about 10 percent below March of 2009, when Chrysler spent thousands of dollars per vehicle on rebates and other incentives as it tried to win federal aid and forestall a bankruptcy filing.
Source: Chrysler executive says March sales up 51 percent from February
Source: Chrysler executive says March sales up 51 percent from February
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