Fiat Chrysler Brands Rolled Snake Eyes in August
Fiat Chrysler posted weak sales on all its car brands in the month of August. The company makes too many car models no one wants and too few SUVs and crossovers that…
Fiat Chrysler posted weak sales on all its car brands in the month of August. The company makes too many car models no one wants and too few SUVs and crossovers that…
It is hard to see why Fiat Chrysler continues to invest in the Fiat brand's presence in America at all, given its poor customer satisfaction grades and poor sales.
Ford's F-150 Series full-size pickups were again the top selling vehicle in the U.S. for the month of August.
Fiat Chrysler posted an 11% drop year over year in vehicle sales in August. The company's top-selling Jeep brand saw sales fall 15% year over year.
Analysts are almost universal in their opinion that Hurricane Harvey will cut into U.S. car sales in August. However, the forecast that GM will have an extremely good month has remained.
Its reputation was tarnished again as Fiat ranked last in the new American Customer Satisfaction Index for cars. The rating was matched by stablemate Dodge.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Monday include CalAmp, Fiat Chrysler, Lowe's, Plains All American and Ulta Beauty.
Carmakers will report August U.S. new car sales on Thursday and the overall seasonally adjusted annual rate is expected to be flat with July. But there are some big shifts in which…
Fiat Chrysler has indicated no real interest in selling Jeep to a Chinese truck maker, oil prices could be temporarily affected as a potential hurricane moves closer to Texas, and more important…
Shares of Fiat Chrysler saw a handy gain on Wednesday after the auto manufacturer received the nod from a key analyst. This comes after the company has reportedly been in talks with…
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Wednesday include Chevron, Fiat Chrysler, Groupon, GrubHub, HP, IAMGOLD, JD.com and Salesforce.com.
The values of Ford and General Motors are low enough that, like Fiat Chrysler, they could become M&A targets for rich vehicle manufacturers based outside the United States.
Great Wall Motor Co. has confirmed it is is interested in bidding for all or part of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (NYSE: FCAU), a company official said Monday, as the Chinese automaker sets…
Ford has had a rough few years, and the carmaker's share price has fallen sharply. Could an acquisition be the answer? Who might be potential buyers?
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles saw its shares make a handy gain on Monday after it came to light that a large Chinese automaker has offered to acquire the company.