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BMW announced that its global sales rose by 6 percent in October, to 158,953 vehicles, compared to 2013, mostly thanks to strong demand in its main European markets and China.
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- Jlr Preparing For Full-on Attack In The Us Next Year
In 2014, global sales of the Jaguar Land Rover group rose by 9 percent globally. Unfortunately, while all markets were up by as high as 28 percent (in China), US sales were flat. Read more »...
- Citroën Sales Up 7 Percent Worldwide In The First Six Months
Like sister brand Peugeot, Citroën has reported significant sales growth in the first half of the year in Europe and China, its most important markets. The brand’s global sales rose 7 percent to 624,000 vehicles, with China and Europe accounting...
- Kia Defies Crisis, Posts 8.4% Increase In 2008 Global Sales
The global economic crunch that hit most automakers in 2008 didn't have the same effect on Hyundai's affiliate Kia Motors, which recorded global sales of 1,375,738 passenger cars, recreation vehicles (RVs) and light trucks in 2008, representing...
- Toyota Outsells Gm In China In The First Nine Months Of 2008
China is yet another significant market were General Motors is losing ground to Toyota. According to a report from Bloomberg citing data issued by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, Toyota's two Chinese auto ventures raised their sales...
- Gm’s Q1 Global Sales 1% Down At 2.25 Million Vehicles
The General announced that it sold 2.25 million cars and trucks around the world in the first quarter of 2008, down less than one percent compared to the previous period. Strong first quarter sales in GM's Latin America, Africa and Middle East and...
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Mercedes, Audi Narrow the Gap to Premium Segment Global Leader BMW
BMW announced that its global sales rose by 6 percent in October, to 158,953 vehicles, compared to 2013, mostly thanks to strong demand in its main European markets and China.
Read more »
- Jlr Preparing For Full-on Attack In The Us Next Year
In 2014, global sales of the Jaguar Land Rover group rose by 9 percent globally. Unfortunately, while all markets were up by as high as 28 percent (in China), US sales were flat. Read more »...
- Citroën Sales Up 7 Percent Worldwide In The First Six Months
Like sister brand Peugeot, Citroën has reported significant sales growth in the first half of the year in Europe and China, its most important markets. The brand’s global sales rose 7 percent to 624,000 vehicles, with China and Europe accounting...
- Kia Defies Crisis, Posts 8.4% Increase In 2008 Global Sales
The global economic crunch that hit most automakers in 2008 didn't have the same effect on Hyundai's affiliate Kia Motors, which recorded global sales of 1,375,738 passenger cars, recreation vehicles (RVs) and light trucks in 2008, representing...
- Toyota Outsells Gm In China In The First Nine Months Of 2008
China is yet another significant market were General Motors is losing ground to Toyota. According to a report from Bloomberg citing data issued by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, Toyota's two Chinese auto ventures raised their sales...
- Gm’s Q1 Global Sales 1% Down At 2.25 Million Vehicles
The General announced that it sold 2.25 million cars and trucks around the world in the first quarter of 2008, down less than one percent compared to the previous period. Strong first quarter sales in GM's Latin America, Africa and Middle East and...