Stellantis Puts Ford Ranger Rival Back On The Menu
A lot has changed in the past few weeks.
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A lot has changed in the past few weeks.
Read More »That EV pickup was expected to deliver 500 miles of range.
Read More »The iconic powerplant may not be dead after all.
Read More »It's unclear if it will ever come to fruition.
Read More »It falls a bit short in some areas.
Read More »With a bit less max towing capacity than before.
Read More »Meanwhile, Jeep and Toyota are growing sales.
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However, cross-shopped crossovers still outsell the full-size luxury SUV.
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At least they're both cheating on their manufacturers.
Read More »Those jobs may be safe, after all.
Read More »Not ideal for the 'world's first all-electric muscle car.'
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Combined with E-Series for a 49 percent segment share.
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The rugged crossover posted a six percent segment share among 16 entries.
Read More »Segment share was steady, but far from segment leading.
Read More »Falling faster than the segment average.
Read More »Production of the popular midsize crossover ended in May.
Read More »Sales of the Bronco fell faster than its direct rivals.
Read More »Moment of silence for that paint job.
Read More »As CEO, Tavares alienated many Stellantis stakeholders.
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Continuing the model's segment dominance.
Read More »The Blue Oval's pony car to stand alone as Chevy and Dodge exit the segment.
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The model will be a "Cherokee replacement."
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This particular test was conducted strictly off-road.
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