Cars
Germany’s car market has definitely seen better days, as sales in the first 11 months of 2010 are down 25.2% compared to the same period last year. However, strong demand for luxury cars in the U.S. and China is keeping premium automakers like Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz busy during the holiday season and, most importantly, profitable.
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- Slowing Demand In China Forces Luxury Carmakers Like Bmw To Offer Big Incentives
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- Audi Presents A4 Long-wheelbase Version For China
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- Toyota Outsells Gm In China In The First Nine Months Of 2008
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Cars
High Demand for German Luxury Cars in the U.S. and China
Germany’s car market has definitely seen better days, as sales in the first 11 months of 2010 are down 25.2% compared to the same period last year. However, strong demand for luxury cars in the U.S. and China is keeping premium automakers like Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz busy during the holiday season and, most importantly, profitable.
“2010 was expected to be a tough year all round†John Lawson, a London-based analyst at Citi Investment Research, wrote in a report. “But rich China sales have leapt (and) foreign exchange has been very supportiveâ€.
Read more »- New Mercedes-benz S-class Could Debut In China, If Local Execs Get Their Way
In another sign of how times are changing, Mercedes-Benz executives in China are pushing for the brand to host the world premiere of the next generation S-Class in one of the country's major car shows in 2013, according to a report from Beijing's...
- Mercedes-benz G-class Proving Popular In China And Russia
Not too long, Mercedes-Benz had contemplated ending production of the rugged G-Class, also known as G-Wagen which is short for Geländewagen, but the Stuttgart-based carmaker changed its mind after seeing a surge in demand for the SUV from China and...
- Slowing Demand In China Forces Luxury Carmakers Like Bmw To Offer Big Incentives
China is the land of opportunity for any carmaker - but especially for, luxury brands that have been breaking one record after another. However, last year’s 18 million sales will most likely not be repeated in 2011, as the government has stopped...
- Audi Presents A4 Long-wheelbase Version For China
In general, automakers limit the availability of long-wheelbase (LWB) variants to large sedans like the BMW 7-Series and the Audi A8. But not in China where consumers seem to be advocates of the saying "the bigger the better". After the introduction of...
- Toyota Outsells Gm In China In The First Nine Months Of 2008
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