Supply outweighs demand for once-popular sedans now coming off lease

... the flip side is that trucks will see pricing strength," Rahim told analysts last week A good example: FCA US' Chrysler 200 . The automaker spent more than $1 billion in 2013 retooling its Sterling Heights, Mich., assembly plant to build a ...

Demand cools for once-hot cars at auctions

... the flip side is that trucks will see pricing strength," Rahim told analysts last week. A good example: FCA US' Chrysler 200. The automaker spent more than $1 billion in 2013 retooling its Sterling Heights, Mich., assembly plant to build a ...

Nissan revs up fleet sales

... the biggest increase, at 4.3 percent. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' move to end production of the Dodge Dart and Chrysler 200 sedans took out big chunks of rental car supply and has contributed to shrinking total sales for about a year. Chief Executive ...

2017 Subaru Legacy: a Middle Finger to Winter

... but very few sell AWD cars. And as we know, that's Subaru's speciality. With the upcoming retirement of the Chrysler 200, only the Ford Fusion will offer an optional AWD setup in the ultra-conservative midsize sedan segment. In the case of the 2017 ...

Chrysler 200S: Get it before it's not

... of missing the mark with its midsize sedans (anyone remember the Dodge Stratus?), with the introduction of the Chrysler 200 the Chrysler parent, FCA, would seem to have found some midsize mojo. With attractive sheetmetal atop a reasonably competent ...

#NYIAS-bound? VIDEO: The 2018 Hyundai Sonata Unveils Its REFRESHED Look And Feel, Inside + Out

If you're sick and tired of popular sedans along the lines of the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord and Nissan Altima, what else are you left to choose from? The Ford Fusion? The Chrysler 200? The Chevrolet Malibu? If this isn't getting any more exciting, you shouldn't be surprised. The last-gen Hyundai Sonata opened up an all-new option that actually made sense.

Want a new car at a low price? Here's how to get the best deals

For more than a year, sales of cars have been tanking because Americans have gone nuts over SUVs and trucks. As stockpiles of sedans such as the Chevrolet Malibu and Chrysler 200 stretch across car lots, automakers are forced to offer big discounts to move them.