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>> 9/January/2012Volkswagen Sales Very Strong

VW Sales Increase

Volkswagen

Volkswagen has once again recorded solid sales growth in 2011, topping all-time sales figures for the brand in Australia.

Overall sales for the Volkswagen brand in Australia of 44,740 vehicles (38,109 Passenger Vehicles, 4,627 Commercial Vehicles), exceeded 2010’s record of 38,016 by 6,724 vehicles (18%).

Volkswagen Group Australia Managing Director, Anke Koeckler, commented: “2011 has been another good year for Volkswagen. We have seen sales grow steadily which reflects not only our appealing vehicles but the dedication of our growing dealer network. With several exciting new models planned in 2012, I am confident this year will see Volkswagen vehicles in even more new customers’ driveways.”

On top of record total sales, Volkswagen also achieved solid results for across its key models.

The sixth generation Golf, Volkswagen Group Australia’s most popular model in the range, achieved a new record high of 18,383 sales in 2011, and was supported by the strong performance of the Polo (36.4% year-on-year increase) and Passat (31.5% year-on-year increase).

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles consolidated its market share in 2011’s challenging light commercial vehicle sector. The Caddy range achieved 2,206 sales, while the popular new Amarok sold a total of 2,649 units.

This combined with Volkswagen delivering 5.1 million vehicles to customers worldwide in 2011 is an exceptional feat.

For the first time ever, more than 1.72 million vehicles were delivered to customers in China (including Hong Kong) in 2011. Volkswagen handed over 324,400 vehicles to customers in the United States, and in Russia deliveries totaled 118,000 units, a surge of 100.4 percent compared with the prior year.

Volkswagen also developed particularly well in India, where the brand reported a very substantial rise in deliveries to 76,100 units.

Let's hope the quality of cars produced in the future continues to exceed all expectations.

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