New CLA Helps Mercedes Boost Q3 Sales by 14 Percent to 395,400 units
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New CLA Helps Mercedes Boost Q3 Sales by 14 Percent to 395,400 units



Mercedes-Benz's parent company Daimler has released details on its third quarter performance, with the group reporting a 13 percent increase in passenger car and commercial vehicle sales worldwide to 594,900 units, while earnings before interest and taxes increased 16 percent to €2.23 billion (US$3.07 billion at today's exchange rates), up from €1.92 billion in Q3 2012. Read more »




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