Rocklin New Chrysler Cars Selling Like Hot Cakes

With a powerful new engine reborn from Phoenix

, Pentastar set to debut in July inside the 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee, and refreshed versions of the Charger and Chrysler 300 coming soon, Chrysler may be headed for an upswing. Especially if April sales are any indication.

Overall, company sales increased 25 percent last month over April 2009. This is the largest increase Chrysler has seen in years when comparing previous year figures. Selling over 95,000 vehicles this April compared with 76,682 in April of 2009, Chrysler certainly seems to be on its feet again.

The company also boasted a $143 million first quarter operating profit, no so bad for a company on the verge of folding in recent history. Rocklin new Chrysler dealers are certainly sighing with relief and say its good to have all these new models to look forward to.

In the ever-expanding world of automakers, Chrysler also will launch its first Fiat model this year the 500 mini car. Something else to anticipate from Chrysler. Rocklin customers will want to check out this car when it appears in the showroom. Not a lot of information has been released on the new Fiat, but industry insiders say we should have some details soon.

Rocklin new Chrysler customers have a lot of current and new models to check out and the revamped Phoenix engine will soon show up in many of them as the Pentastar and its combination of power and efficiency is sure to dazzle.

If Chrysler really wants to keep attracting buyers like those at Chrysler Rocklin, the company will need to keep coming up with innovative driving choices and constantly refine its image while renewing its commitment to greener vehicles at affordable prices. A bit of a tall order, but if Chrysler can overcome its financial woes and win back the American public to have a record month in sales, surely they can find a way to retain that confidence.

No doubt revamped models like the Jeep Cherokee and Dodge Charger and new acquisitions such as the Fiat 500 mini will be a boon for Chrysler in an arena where automakers are struggling to find something new and different. If you cant come up with something original the next best thing is to remake something popular or classic.

So will the increase in sales mean prices will go up? Not likely, as Chrysler wants to continue to sell cars like hotcakes. Since the company showed a significant profit last quarter, prices should stay level. I think its time to head on down the showroom and negotiate a trade. That new Jeep Grand Cherokee is calling my name and the Pentastar engine is just the excuse I need to wander off the road just a bit and do some back country exploring.

by: Larry Rumble

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