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Once upon a time, not long ago, an over-optimistic Korean carmaker set plans to sell 1 million cars in the U.S. U.S.
- Hyundai - Kia Group Targeting A 10-percent Increase In Sales For 2011
For the Hyundai Motor Group and its affiliate Kia Motors, the New Year brings a new sales target as the South Korea's largest automaker said on Monday it aims to sell 6.33 million cars in 2011, which represents a 10 percent increase over 2010 when...
- J.d. Power Lowers 2009 U.s. Auto Sales Forecast To 10 Million But Increases Global Sales Estimate
According to a revised report from J.D. Power and Associates, automakers will sell just 10 million cars and trucks in the U.S. this year, making 2009 the worst year in more than three decades. In a previous study, J.D. Power had predicted that total new...
- Bmw Group: Increased Sales & Revenues For Third-quarter
The BMW Group has announced increased sales volume and revenues and earnings figures for the third quarter of 2007. However, despite the improvement in third quarter profits before tax (+6,3%), the group’s overall profit before tax during the first...
- Hyundai Idles Sonata Production Due To Poor Sales
Chrysler LLC isn’t the only automaker halting production in its U.S. plants (see here), so is Hyundai who closed its Montgomery assembly plant in Alabama on Friday, Oct.6 in an attempt to reduce its inventory of unsold Sonata sedans. Hyundai’s...
- China: Cars Sales And Production Rise +20% In First Half Of 2007
According to the data released by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM), car sales and production both grew more than 20% in the first half of the year. In particular, vehicle production reached 4.46 million units, up by 22.36 percent...
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Hyundai’s Plans To Sell 1m Cars In The U.S. By 2010 Hit The Wall
Once upon a time, not long ago, an over-optimistic Korean carmaker set plans to sell 1 million cars in the Poor sales have created havoc at Hyundai’s American headquarters which is responding with a constant reshuffling of top managers and strategic moves. As Automotive News points out, Hyundai’s decision to bring back dealer ad associations just nine months after getting rid of them is a perfect example of the situation. Guess Hyundai has to learn the hard way that it’s one thing playing the game as an outsider and another as a major player.
Via: Autonews (sub. Req.)
- Hyundai - Kia Group Targeting A 10-percent Increase In Sales For 2011
For the Hyundai Motor Group and its affiliate Kia Motors, the New Year brings a new sales target as the South Korea's largest automaker said on Monday it aims to sell 6.33 million cars in 2011, which represents a 10 percent increase over 2010 when...
- J.d. Power Lowers 2009 U.s. Auto Sales Forecast To 10 Million But Increases Global Sales Estimate
According to a revised report from J.D. Power and Associates, automakers will sell just 10 million cars and trucks in the U.S. this year, making 2009 the worst year in more than three decades. In a previous study, J.D. Power had predicted that total new...
- Bmw Group: Increased Sales & Revenues For Third-quarter
The BMW Group has announced increased sales volume and revenues and earnings figures for the third quarter of 2007. However, despite the improvement in third quarter profits before tax (+6,3%), the group’s overall profit before tax during the first...
- Hyundai Idles Sonata Production Due To Poor Sales
Chrysler LLC isn’t the only automaker halting production in its U.S. plants (see here), so is Hyundai who closed its Montgomery assembly plant in Alabama on Friday, Oct.6 in an attempt to reduce its inventory of unsold Sonata sedans. Hyundai’s...
- China: Cars Sales And Production Rise +20% In First Half Of 2007
According to the data released by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM), car sales and production both grew more than 20% in the first half of the year. In particular, vehicle production reached 4.46 million units, up by 22.36 percent...