Stellantis has steered skillfully through the global computer chip shortage, maintaining the most abundant vehicle inventory in the U.S. auto industry for the past year while other automakers struggled with skimpy supply. Still, Stellantis posted a decline in U.S. sales in the fourth quarter while also cutting incentives. Its average transaction price rose to over $55,000, thanks mostly to a pair of pricey new Jeeps and strong Dodge pricing increases. Europe and the U.S. are Stellantis’ most important markets. Here are some data points from Cox Automotive on Stellantis’ U.S. Q4 market performance. Stellantis’ Q4 Sales Pulled Down by Jeep Stellantis Q4 sales totaled 347,649 vehicles, down 15.5{515baef3fee8ea94d67a98a2b336e0215adf67d225b0e21a4f5c9b13e8fbd502} from Q4…