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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles said today its Canadian sales rose 2 percent to 21,961 vehicles in December from the same month a year earlier. FCA likely won its first ever Canadian annual sales title in its 90-year history.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles won the Canadian auto sales title for the first time in its 90-year history, posting a 1.1 percent gain in sales to 293,061 vehicles, as the industry followed U.S. trends and reported record-breaking Canadian sales in 2015.

BMW held on in December to top the luxury segment in 2015 for its fourth luxury-sales crown in five years. But Lexus rode a strong December to pass Mercedes-Benz for second place.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles won the Canadian auto sales title for the first time in its 90-year history, posting a 1.1 percent gain in sales to 293,061 vehicles, as the industry followed U.S. trends and reported record-breaking sales in 2015.

Nissan said its Leaf and Infiniti models in Europe will sport Microsoft’s telematics system, which allows drivers to remotely access their cars.

FCA US, behind another stellar showing at the Jeep brand and more-generous holiday deals, posted a 13-percent rise in U.S. sales in December, extending the company’s gains to 69 consecutive months.

FCA US and Nissan Motor Co. posted strong sales gains for December, kicking off automakers’ reports for a month forecast to lift the U.S. industry to a record year.

Ford Motor, FCA US and Nissan Motor posted healthy sales gains for December, kicking off automakers’ reports for a month forecast to lift the U.S. industry to a record year.

The Detroit 3, Nissan Motor Co. and Toyota Motor Corp. posted solid sales gains for December, putting the U.S. industry on track to record its 11th monthly increase of 2015. Nissan led the early advancers with a 19 percent jump.

The Detroit 3, Nissan Motor Co., Toyota Motor Corp. and Honda Motor Co. posted solid sales gains for December, putting the U.S. auto industry on track to set an annual sales record later today.