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Jeep Commander Sales Figures

Jeep Commander

Here you will find monthly and yearly U.S. and Canadian sales figures, plus yearly European figures, for the Jeep Commander, the first Jeep with three rows of seats. Built at Jefferson North Assembly in Detroit from the third quarter of 2005 as a 2006 model, it stayed in the lineup through the 2010 model year. Jeep’s three-row role later passed to the Grand Cherokee L.


Specifications
  • Class: Three-row, seven-passenger SUV
  • Engines: 3.7-liter V6, 210 hp and 235 lb-ft; 4.7-liter V8, 235 hp and 305 lb-ft at launch, 305 hp and 334 lb-ft from 2008; 5.7-liter HEMI V8, 330 hp and 375 lb-ft at launch, 357 hp and 389 lb-ft by 2010
  • Transmissions: Five-speed automatic throughout
  • Drivetrain: Four-wheel drive, with Quadra-Trac I, Quadra-Trac II and Quadra-Drive II systems
  • Trims: Sport, Limited and Overland
  • Built at: Jefferson North Assembly, Detroit
  • Chief rivals: Ford Explorer, Toyota 4Runner, Toyota Highlander, Honda Pilot

Jeep Commander Sales in the United States

The first 1,524 reached customers in September 2005, and the Commander closed that partial year at 17,048. Its first full year was its best: 88,497 in 2006, with a peak month of 9,780 that September. It never came close again. Sales fell 28.9 percent to 62,937 in 2007, 56.0 percent to 27,683 in 2008 and 54.3 percent to 12,655 in 2009. The final model year brought 8,115 in 2010, down 35.9 percent, and 105 run-out sales followed in 2011. The U.S. total is 217,040.

2010 full year
8,115
▼ 35.9% vs 2009
2011 YTD (Jan–Aug)
105
▼ 95.3% vs same period 2010
Best year
88,497
2006
Total on record
217,040
all years
2005: 17,048 units2006: 88,497 units2007: 62,937 units2008: 27,683 units2009: 12,655 units2010: 8,115 units2011: 105 units (partial)025k50k75k100k2005200620072008200920102011

Jeep Commander, United States calendar-year unit sales, 2005–2011. 2011 is January–Aug (partial).

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
200517,048—
200688,497▲ 419.1%
200762,937▼ 28.9%
200827,683▼ 56.0%
200912,655▼ 54.3%
20108,115▼ 35.9%
2011 (Jan–Aug)105▼ 95.3% YTD

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
2005————————1,5243,2413,8258,45817,048
20064,2097,0917,9775,3016,1388,9587,3638,0129,7808,0798,0237,56688,497
20075,4915,4105,9955,2025,5446,1005,8935,8904,5092,6914,3915,82162,937
20083,6662,5683,4142,6432,0611,9612,7441,9961,5901,4051,4472,18827,683
20091,0729781,1357389526285221,3271,4917391,4391,63412,655
20101,3132,2021,46358855047351634832717482798,115
201196———8——1————105

Jeep Commander Sales in Canada

Canadian sales started in July 2005 and reached 477 that year. The peak came in 2006 at 3,359, with the best month at 426 that October. Sales dropped 65.9 percent to 1,147 in 2007, then to 793 in 2008 and 627 in 2009. The final year, 2010, ticked up 3.7 percent to 650. The Canadian total is 7,053.

2005: 477 units2006: 3,359 units2007: 1,147 units2008: 793 units2009: 627 units2010: 650 units01k2k3k4k200520062007200820092010

Jeep Commander, Canada calendar-year unit sales, 2005–2010.

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
2005477—
20063,359▲ 604.2%
20071,147▼ 65.9%
2008793▼ 30.9%
2009627▼ 20.9%
2010650▲ 3.7%

Monthly sales

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
20050000001643674173174477
20061571431962423692382242844144263752913,359
200714011276837065916252881831251,147
200810245625981742729891029924793
200965172126141510631211394168627
2010307812267228901843280650

Jeep Commander Sales in Europe

The European chart carries annual totals only and covers four years. The Commander opened at 3,194 in 2006 and rose 37.0 percent to its best year, 4,376, in 2007. It then lost 68.1 percent to 1,395 in 2008 and 37.1 percent to 877 in 2009, the last year on the chart. The European total is 9,842.

2006: 3,194 units2007: 4,376 units2008: 1,395 units2009: 877 units01.3k2.5k3.8k5k2006200720082009

Jeep Commander, Europe annual unit sales, 2006–2009.

Annual sales

YearUnitsYoY
20063,194—
20074,376▲ 37.0%
20081,395▼ 68.1%
2009877▼ 37.1%

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