<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>The Jeep Grand Cherokee is one of the brightest stars among the cars that propelled Chrysler--now controlled by Fiat--to a 26-percent sales increase in 2011, raising its share of the U.S. market 1.3 points<wm> to 14 percent.

Chrysler's popularized some of the first generation Jeep models during its inception by integrating the company's best-selling vehicles from its parent company, Dodge. However, it also made significant mistakes by trying to be the first in line. These blunders would cost Chrysler dearly in its pursuit of the top position as the top-selling car maker in the world.

Chilean consumers have been buying more vehicles, and therefore more Jeep brand vehicles than most domestic vehicles of their size in Chile</wm>. Although some of the changes, such as the implementation of the USP, a unique technology called