Volkswagen Sales Skyrocket 35% In June

Volkswagen Sales Skyrocket 35% In June

Volkswagen of America, Inc. today reported  28,444 units sold in June 2011, a 35.1 percent increase over prior year sales  Year-to-date sales are up 22.3 percent.

"We've been able achieve a volume in the first half of this year in what took us effectively seven months last year," said Jonathan Browning, President and CEO, Volkswagen of America, Inc.  "With Volkswagen's broad range of fuel-efficient, high-quality vehicles, we expect the momentum to continue into the second-half of the year."

Volkswagen Jetta sales totaled 17,105 – a 88.3 percent increase over last year.  Sport utility vehicles Touareg and Tiguan experienced 46.9 percent and 47.1 percent sales increases, respectively.  Eos sales increased 17.7 percent over prior year, representing its best month since May 2009.  Volkswagen's high-mileage, clean diesel TDI models accounted for 21.3 percent of all June sales.

"The first-half of the year marked a period of unprecedented growth as more customers discovered the value, fuel economy, design and driving experience of the Volkswagen brand," said Browning. "As we head into the second half of the year, we expect this trend to continue, particularly in the fall when we add the all-new Passat and Beetle to our dealer showrooms."



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giants10giants10 - 7/1/2011 3:14:28 PM
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Why are people buying VWs is beyond me, most generic cars on the road that are also overpriced.


mini22mini22 - 7/1/2011 6:11:06 PM
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For a a number of reasons.1st the price is probably right.2nd the Jetta still has the cache of a European car.3RD It's got the largest runk in it's class and the most rear legroom as well.4th-You can get it in a diesel(which makes it simplier to own then a hybrid and it's mileage is not far off most hybrids. 5th-The price is probably right! I know it has conservative styling but I happen to like it sharply chiseled looks.


chewychewy - 7/3/2011 10:59:04 PM
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Solid numbers considering 4 New Beetle and Passat sales combined. 40,000 monthly sales in a year or so doesn't look impossible. It will be intersting to watch if the Passat steals some Jetta sales.


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