Amid sales decline, Dodge boss sees a plan coming together

Tim Kuniskis, flanked by the 2015 Dodge Challenger SRT with a Hemi Hellcat engine, and the 1915 Dodge Brothers Touring Car in 2014. Demand for the profitable 707-hp Hellcat versions of the Challenger and Charger remains strong, despite the cancellation of about 900 unfilled orders for 2015 Hellcats.

Larry P. Vellequette

August 22, 2015 05:00 AM

With Dodge sales off 16 percent this year in a rising overall market, you might think brand head Tim Kuniskis would be worried.

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