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Its global sales may be better than ever, having increased by 15 percent in the first half of 2012, yet Porsche is already trimming its initial production and investment projection for next year in anticipation of slowing demand.
- Bmw Increases I3 Production By 43 Percent On Strong Demand
BMW has increased production of the i3 electric vehicle 43 percent as demand has exceeded its initial expectations. The German luxury car manufacturer has raised daily output at its Leipzig plant from 70 vehicles to 100 vehicles in recent weeks, according...
- Porsche Expects Macan To Drive Sales To 200,000 In 2015, May Get Gts Version
The new Porsche Macan promises to be a big sales hit even before deliveries have begun. Porsche CEO Matthias Mueller said demand for the Macan compact SUV, which goes on sale later this year, will drive Porsche deliveries to exceed 200,000 units in 2015,...
- Porsche May Halt Weekend Shifts At Zuffenhausen Plant Due To Reduced Demand In Europe
Since September, Porsche’s main plant at Zuffenhausen has been running eight extra shifts in order to satisfy demand for the all-new 911. Yesterday, the carmaker announced that its global sales increased by 24 percent, to 11,688 vehicles, in October....
- Aston Martin Cuts Back Production Of Rapide Due To Poor Sales
Seems like the recession isn’t hitting just common people, but is also affecting the market for $200,000-plus supercars. One such example is the Rapide, Aston Martin’s sports sedan, whose sales are falling way off initial expectations....
- Porsche Canada 2010 Sales Figures
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Porsche CEO Says Carmaker will Reduce Initial Production and Investment Targets for 2013
Its global sales may be better than ever, having increased by 15 percent in the first half of 2012, yet Porsche is already trimming its initial production and investment projection for next year in anticipation of slowing demand.
On the sidelines of the ceremony for the beginning of the Boxster production at VW’s Osnabruck plant, Porsche CEO Matthias Mueller said that 2013 sales could very well be 5-10 percent below initial expectations, despite the introduction of the Macan compact SUV, which the company expects to be a best-seller, and the second generation of the Cayman sports coupe.
Read more »- Bmw Increases I3 Production By 43 Percent On Strong Demand
BMW has increased production of the i3 electric vehicle 43 percent as demand has exceeded its initial expectations. The German luxury car manufacturer has raised daily output at its Leipzig plant from 70 vehicles to 100 vehicles in recent weeks, according...
- Porsche Expects Macan To Drive Sales To 200,000 In 2015, May Get Gts Version
The new Porsche Macan promises to be a big sales hit even before deliveries have begun. Porsche CEO Matthias Mueller said demand for the Macan compact SUV, which goes on sale later this year, will drive Porsche deliveries to exceed 200,000 units in 2015,...
- Porsche May Halt Weekend Shifts At Zuffenhausen Plant Due To Reduced Demand In Europe
Since September, Porsche’s main plant at Zuffenhausen has been running eight extra shifts in order to satisfy demand for the all-new 911. Yesterday, the carmaker announced that its global sales increased by 24 percent, to 11,688 vehicles, in October....
- Aston Martin Cuts Back Production Of Rapide Due To Poor Sales
Seems like the recession isn’t hitting just common people, but is also affecting the market for $200,000-plus supercars. One such example is the Rapide, Aston Martin’s sports sedan, whose sales are falling way off initial expectations....
- Porsche Canada 2010 Sales Figures
It seems like ages since GoodCarBadCar.net did a traditional Numbers post on any subject. "Recent" editions examined One Year With A Smart Fortwo and GM's Chevrolet Infusion In Korea. For this, a brief return to GCBC Numbers styles posting, a look...