Newark Jeep dealership sees a rise in company-wide sales

Newark Jeep dealership sees a rise in company-wide sales

In the sputtering U.S. economy - which has generated speculation about a third depression and has caused worry about a possible deflation scare - cash-strapped Americans aren't exactly flocking to their local car dealers to purchase a new vehicle. As the automotive industry suffers from the worst new car sales in almost 27 years, only a first-rate, low-cost, recession-proof vehicle could stand a chance to be driven off the new car lot.

Of the many auto dealers suffering from slowed new car sales, your Newark Jeep dealership has managed to stand out from the crowd thanks to the all new Jeep Grand Cherokee. The debut of the new Grand Cherokee in July marked the first new Jeep model launched by the Chrysler Group in four model years and has proven to be well worth the wait. With the help of a staggering 291% increase in sales for the 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee, sales for the Jeep brand increased 111% this October compared to last October.

The Grand Cherokee comes standard at your Newark Jeep dealership with a Pentastar 3.6-liter V6 engine is available with a HEMI 5.7-liter V8 engine. Both engines are paired to a 5-speed automatic transmission and are claimed to achieve better fuel efficiency than the past Grand Cherokee model.

The Grand Cherokee also received enhancements to its design while retaining hallmark Jeep styling cues including the seven-slot grille and a sculpted, muscular appearance. The flattened roofline, pronounced wheel arches and chrome mirrors and door handles make for a more refined exterior. The interior is draped with leather and features wood trim, stitching and chrome accents that create an inviting, elegant appeal.

The Chrysler Group is also seeing sales increases at your Newark Dodge dealership which experienced sales increases for the month of October 2010 compared to October 2009. With Dodge Dakota sales up 50% and Ram pickup truck sales up 41%, your Newark Dodge dealership has absolutely proven to be one of the few recession-proof dealers.

While the economy is taking a hard hit on most auto manufacturers, the Chrysler Group has reported a 37% year-over-year sales increase for all their brands in the month of October. Five all new 2011 models have largely contributed to these numbers and there are still eleven more all new models that have yet to be unveiled. If the success of the already released models is any indication of the future models' sales, than the Chrysler Group will likely experience even greater sales increases.

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