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Old 28-04-2019, 09:34 PM   #1
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Default Dodge Challenger outsells Chevy Camaro as No. 2 sports car

An interesting read....

  • In 2017, Mustang sold 81,866 for 26% market share; Camaro sold 67,940 for 22%; Challenger sold 64,537 for 21%.

  • In 2018, Mustang sold 75,842 for 28% of market share; Challenger sold 66,716 for 24%; Camaro sold 50,963 for 19%.

  • In first quarter 2019, Mustang sold 16,917 for 29% of market; Challenger sold 13,431 for 23%; Camaro sold 12,083 for 21%.

Dodge Challenger ousts Chevy Camaro as No. 2 sports car
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