Thanks @Eighty that's actually great news. They can't ignore almost 40,000 units, or at least they shouldn't. It would be interesting to back into how many of those units the 5.7 was offered in but that's overly granular. It would appear the take rate for the hurricane where both the hurricane and hemi were offered favors the hurricane which is great news. You'd have to exclude the time period where the hemi wasn't offered of course.Overall, the Hurricane is still king at SHAP for MY27. This chart includes all trims (Bighorns, Rebels, Laramies, etc., etc.).
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If you include the 1500DT's coming out of Saltillo, Mexico, the spread is even larger.Thanks @Eighty that's actually great news. They can't ignore almost 40,000 units, or at least they shouldn't. It would be interesting to back into how many of those units the 5.7 was offered in but that's overly granular. It would appear the take rate for the hurricane where both the hurricane and hemi were offered favors the hurricane which is great news. You'd have to exclude the time period where the hemi wasn't offered of course.
Anyway thanks for digging into that as always. Have a great weekend!
John