I reckon my sympathy for the Koreans at Hyundai and their recent work is shared by many people. Actually it’s shared by hundreds of thousands of people. I’m saying this because as the year draws near to an end Hyundai has announced their sales figures for 2010 and posted a new record.
Luckily for the Stuttgart based, performance oriented company the sales figures for their latest launch, the Porsche Panamera are a pleasant surprise. The official sales records prove that the four door saloon offered by Porsche exceeded all expectations and, as a result, the Germans have raised their forecast for the year.
The car that revolutionized sales records, coming from the company that revolutionized the industry has now claimed back it’s title. I’m talking of course about the Mustang, from Ford, and its sales performance for the month of May 2010.
Recalls are not something you want to deal with but lately they seem to be an ever more popular notion in the automotive news. Recalls from Porsche however are different, they generally don’t happen, but this time, it is, and it’s happening with quite a bang.
China’s economic boom is continuing and may have altogether been fueled by crisis of the automotive industry everywhere else. While very few companies have managed to keep previous sales figures and even fewer have managed to increase it, last month, according to China Association of Automobile Manufacturers retail figures were off the charts. Car sales
