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Something is rotten in the state of Renault: its sales in the UK market. The fall of the pound against the Euro by 16 percent since the end of 2008, which minimized profitability of companies based in euro-denominated countries along with a staggering 29 percent drop in Renault's sales in the first 11 months of the year, forced the French carmaker to make some hard decisions.
- Renault Wants To Become Europe’s Second Largest Carmaker By 2017
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- Official: Renault Slashes Uk Lineup, Gone Are The Modus, Kangoo, Wind, Laguna, Espace And Gordini Models
We first heard about Renault's plans to decimate its model lineup in Britain due to poor sales in a report back in December, and now it's officially official with the French brand providing more details on the changes. The Renault models no...
- Renault May Replace Laguna With A Crossover Model
French carmaker Renault may lift a page from its Nissan partner when the time comes to replace its Laguna series, which has not been able to establish itself in the European mid-size segment against the likes of the Volkswagen Passat and Opel Insignia....
- Vw Golf Tops European Sales Chart In First Half Of 2009, Ford Fiesta Finishes Second
Despite the heavy competition from the new Ford Fiesta that increased its sales in Europe by a hefty 34.2 percent to 243,340 units in the first half of 2009, VW's Golf continues to dominate the sales charts in the Old Continent with sales up 12.7...
- Samsung - No, Not Your Stereo
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Cars
Renault Decimates UK Line-Up Due to Poor Sales, Cuts Laguna, Wind, Espace and More
Something is rotten in the state of Renault: its sales in the UK market. The fall of the pound against the Euro by 16 percent since the end of 2008, which minimized profitability of companies based in euro-denominated countries along with a staggering 29 percent drop in Renault's sales in the first 11 months of the year, forced the French carmaker to make some hard decisions.
Renault spokesperson Caroline De Gezelle announced today that, from February, the company will stop taking orders for no less than five of its models that are currently sold in Europe’s third largest car market.
Read more »- Renault Wants To Become Europe’s Second Largest Carmaker By 2017
Renault aims to become the second largest automaker in sales in Europe after Volkswagen by 2017. Renault Europe boss Stefan Mueller said one of the ways to do that is by increasing profitability. In 2017, Renault wants to achieve a 5 percent operating...
- Official: Renault Slashes Uk Lineup, Gone Are The Modus, Kangoo, Wind, Laguna, Espace And Gordini Models
We first heard about Renault's plans to decimate its model lineup in Britain due to poor sales in a report back in December, and now it's officially official with the French brand providing more details on the changes. The Renault models no...
- Renault May Replace Laguna With A Crossover Model
French carmaker Renault may lift a page from its Nissan partner when the time comes to replace its Laguna series, which has not been able to establish itself in the European mid-size segment against the likes of the Volkswagen Passat and Opel Insignia....
- Vw Golf Tops European Sales Chart In First Half Of 2009, Ford Fiesta Finishes Second
Despite the heavy competition from the new Ford Fiesta that increased its sales in Europe by a hefty 34.2 percent to 243,340 units in the first half of 2009, VW's Golf continues to dominate the sales charts in the Old Continent with sales up 12.7...
- Samsung - No, Not Your Stereo
Renault's Korean subsidiary, Samsung Motors, will see a doubling in investment in hopes of increasing exports. Renault owns 80% of the company, the other portion belonging to the maker of your stereo or mp3 player. Here's what you don't...