Volkswagen sells 6722 units in November 2011
The Volkswagen brand sold 6722 vehicles in the month of November 2011, a growth of 46 percent over 4,612 vehicles sold in November 2010.Though market is far from a complete turnaround, the Polo and the Vento continue to bring in the numbers for the brand with a total of 6215 units sold in November 2011. The Jetta and the Passat together sold 499 units during the month establishing that the new generations of these two carlines have appealed to the Indian customers.
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Published On Dec 01, 2011 15:31 IST
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The Volkswagen brand sold 6722 vehicles in the month of November 2011, a growth of 46 percent over 4,612 vehicles sold in November 2010.Though market is far from a complete turnaround, the Polo and the Vento continue to bring in the numbers for the brand with a total of 6215 units sold in November 2011. The Jetta and the Passat together sold 499 units during the month establishing that the new generations of these two carlines have appealed to the Indian customers.
Mr. Neeraj Garg, Member of Board & Director, Volkswagen Passenger Cars, Volkswagen Group Sales India Pvt. Ltd. said “Though overall market sentiments continue to be low, our growth chart still continues. Our entire range of carlines has performed well during the month and I am confident to close the year on a positive note.” Volkswagen, a leading carmaker in Europe sells its broad model range from the Fox to the Phaeton in more than 150 countries worldwide. Volkswagen offers the Polo, Vento, Jetta, Passat, Beetle, Touareg and the Phaeton in India.
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