Sentences with phrase «of the minivan market»

Just a few years ago, the automotive industry had serious doubts about the viability of the minivan market.

But Jim Holden, CEO for DaimlerChrysler in North America, has predicted that the Chrysler group will regain 40 percent of the minivan market in 2001.

Chrysler invented the modern minivan, and while its offerings (both the Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan) have always been solid values, they have become the blue light specials of the minivan market in recent years — cheap to buy and always on sale.

Chrysler owns 50 percent of the minivan market for one simple reason: The nation's third largest automaker builds the world's best minivans.

In an attempt to stay at the top of the minivan market, Chrysler is taking the minivan to the next level — it's now a comfortable semi-luxury family cruiser!

For 1991 Chrysler replaced the first - generation minivans with redesigned versions that put even more distance between the Caravan / Voyager and the rest of the minivan market.

Somewhere in the middle of the minivan market, size-wise, is the 2009 Honda Odyssey at 202.1 inches.

The Windstar is the second phase of Ford's two - pronged attack for control of the minivan market.

And Chrysler Corp., king of the minivan market, had average monthly sales of 47,250 Dodge Caravans, Plymouth Voyagers and Chrysler Town & Countrys.

That's 13 times the size of the minivan market (550,000 in 2016).

Just when GM and Ford bailed out of the minivan market, Hyundai and Kia stepped in with their own identical minivans.

It has 17 percent of the minivan market, whereas Chrysler vans hold about 50 percent.

The Caravan and its siblings - the Plymouth Voyager and Chrysler Town & Country - control a staggering 45 percent of the minivan market.