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Chrysler Sales Figures – US Market

Monthly and Yearly Sales Figures for Chrysler in the United States

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Monthly Sales Data
Sales & Growth Chart
Annual Sales Data
Model Split & Brand Share

Chrysler U.S Car Sales Data

This is your hub for all of the Chrysler sales data for the U.S market.

Chrysler is one of the largest automobile manufacturers in the world. It is also one of the so-called “Big-Three” automobile manufacturers in the United States along with General Motors and Ford.

Since their inception in the 1920s, Chrysler has quickly made a reputation for producing vehicles with sleek and luxurious design. Chrysler engineers and designers have always used innovative technologies for developing each subsequent models so their vehicles can get better and better.

Today, Chrysler has become the representation of the American spirit. The company has always pushed itself to become better in developing high-quality vehicles that looks great and expertly designed. The brand’s impact on America’s modern car culture can also be felt on their focus on family vehicles. They were the first to adopt the minivan concept in the 1980s and revolutionized it to become a prime piece of family transportation and resulted to a new arm of automobiles.

Our Take On Chrysler US Sales Figures

The overall sales of the Chrysler company has been very positive so far in the US. It’s no wonder why the company is one of the “Big Three” automobile manufacturers in the United States.

Things are not the same though for the Chrysler branded vehicles. As of late, the sales of the Chrysler brand alone has dropped continuously every year. After peaking in 2005 for selling 641,406 Chrysler vehicles, the brand saw its sales figures dropped for more than 10 years now. In 2019, the Chrysler brand only sold 126,972 vehicles in the US, its lowest mark since 1981.

Chrysler Monthly Sales Data

Below we have a table that shows Chrysler sales for the United States automotive market since 2004, but this time it is broken out by month. This is on a unit basis. This is Chrysler new vehicle sales in the US.

Chrysler Sales & Growth

Below is the unit volume sales and unit growth rate for the Chrysler brand in the United States.

Chrysler Annual Sales and Market Share

Below we have a table that shows Chrysler sales volumes for the US automotive market. This data captures all Chrysler car sales. We found a great data source in Chrysler directly who publishes sales data for the U.S market periodically. We were able to aggregate the data into the below format.

Year Sales YOY Change US Marketshare Marketshare Change
1979 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
1980 112,924 0.00 11.38 100.00
1981 81,259 -28.04 6.31 -80.40
1982 178,970 120.25 14.64 56.89
1983 262,037 46.41 15.89 7.91
1984 243,593 -7.04 11.54 -37.70
1985 387,103 58.91 10.44 -10.56
1986 356,460 -7.92 8.95 -16.64
1987 306,342 -14.06 8.40 -6.53
1988 279,123 -8.89 7.24 -16.10
1989 196,125 -29.74 5.63 -28.58
1990 183,095 -6.64 6.08 7.50
1991 92,507 -49.48 3.38 -80.21
1992 100,107 8.22 3.86 12.45
1993 143,881 43.73 5.23 26.26
1994 133,652 -7.11 5.55 5.84
1995 139,347 4.26 5.11 -8.73
1996 123,340 -11.49 4.47 -14.25
1997 188,929 53.18 6.51 31.29
1998 500,508 164.92 16.03 59.42
1999 334,361 -33.20 11.28 -42.11
2000 271,739 -18.73 9.70 -16.37
2001 207,645 -23.59 9.13 -6.19
2002 183,250 -11.75 7.71 -18.49
2003 130,237 -28.93 6.44 -19.66
2004 110,151 -15.42 7.87 18.19
2005 641,406 482.30 3.75 -110.08
2006 604,874 -5.70 3.63 -3.25
2007 543,011 -10.23 3.35 -8.43
2008 334,208 -38.45 2.51 -33.52
2009 177,015 -47.03 1.68 -48.80
2010 198,446 12.11 1.69 0.51
2011 221,346 11.54 1.71 1.17
2012 334,975 51.34 2.15 20.16
2013 302,492 -9.70 1.93 -11.15
2014 308,785 2.08 1.87 -3.36
2015 324,846 5.20 1.86 -0.60
2016 239,492 -26.28 1.36 -36.37
2017 188,545 -21.27 1.09 -24.73
2018 165,964 -11.98 0.96 -14.26
2019 126,972 -23.49 0.74 -28.27
2020 110,285 -13.14 0.75 0.68
2021 115,002 4.28 0.77 2.51
2022 112,714 -1.99 0.82 6.61
2023 81,042 0.00 0.89 0.00

Chrysler Model Specific Sales Reports

200, 300, Aspen, Crossfire, Pacifica, PT Cruiser, Town & Country

Note: 2016 monthly totals, following FCA’s decision to issue more accurate auto sales data at the end of July, do not mesh with the year-to-date totals FCA is reporting, as expected.