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We all know that Hyundai and its sister company Kia have been on a roll these past few years introducing one vehicle after the other and constantly increasing their sales footprint in markets all around the world.
- Audi Records Best Quarter And Monthly Sales In Its History
At the same time that many European carmakers are reporting dwindling sales, Audi is breaking one record after the other. Not only did Audi record its best ever first quarter with 346,100 sales, an increase of 10.8 percent over last year, but also March...
- Bmw Group Smashes Monthly Sales Record In March With More Than 165,000 Units
The BMW Group is on track to reach new records in 2011 with the company posting its strongest monthly sales ever in March. The Bavarian automaker delivered a total of 165,842 BMW, MINI and Rolls-Royce brand vehicles in the past month, not only significantly...
- Hyundai Sells Over 200,000 Sonata Sedans In North America This Year, Sets New Record
The well received new Sonata is spearheading Hyundai's North American sales efforts this year, with the South Korean automaker selling more than 200,000 examples of the mid-size sedan in the U.S. and Canada in 2010, setting a new sales record. More...
- Chart Of The Day: Audi A3 Reports Record U.s. Sales In April 2015
Audi USA reported 3187 total A3 family sales in April 2015, a 48% year-over-year increase compared with the first month in which the latest generation of A3 was readily available (April 2014) and 106 sales better than the previous best month of March...
- Hyundai Usa Sales Figures And Percentage Growth In 2010
The charts below speak for themselves. Rather than go into detail explaining the data found therein, I'll just briefly explain what you're looking at. In the first Graph, the red line shows the year-over-year monthly percentage increases and decreases...
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Hyundai Poised to Break its All Time Monthly U.S. Sales Record in March
We all know that Hyundai and its sister company Kia have been on a roll these past few years introducing one vehicle after the other and constantly increasing their sales footprint in markets all around the world.
So it shouldn't come to as a shock that Hyundai is poised to break its all-time record for monthly sales volume in the U.S. in March, even though we still have a few more days left.
According to the South Korean automaker, its March sales in the United States will surpass 65,000 vehicles, which accounts to an increase of more than 5 percent over March 2011 when it sold 61,873 cars, setting a new all-time monthly record for the company.
Read more »- Audi Records Best Quarter And Monthly Sales In Its History
At the same time that many European carmakers are reporting dwindling sales, Audi is breaking one record after the other. Not only did Audi record its best ever first quarter with 346,100 sales, an increase of 10.8 percent over last year, but also March...
- Bmw Group Smashes Monthly Sales Record In March With More Than 165,000 Units
The BMW Group is on track to reach new records in 2011 with the company posting its strongest monthly sales ever in March. The Bavarian automaker delivered a total of 165,842 BMW, MINI and Rolls-Royce brand vehicles in the past month, not only significantly...
- Hyundai Sells Over 200,000 Sonata Sedans In North America This Year, Sets New Record
The well received new Sonata is spearheading Hyundai's North American sales efforts this year, with the South Korean automaker selling more than 200,000 examples of the mid-size sedan in the U.S. and Canada in 2010, setting a new sales record. More...
- Chart Of The Day: Audi A3 Reports Record U.s. Sales In April 2015
Audi USA reported 3187 total A3 family sales in April 2015, a 48% year-over-year increase compared with the first month in which the latest generation of A3 was readily available (April 2014) and 106 sales better than the previous best month of March...
- Hyundai Usa Sales Figures And Percentage Growth In 2010
The charts below speak for themselves. Rather than go into detail explaining the data found therein, I'll just briefly explain what you're looking at. In the first Graph, the red line shows the year-over-year monthly percentage increases and decreases...