Audi's November 2014 Global Sales Rise 10.8% To New Monthly Record of 146,250 Cars and New Annual Record of 1.591 Million Units As China Tops 500K Units YTD

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Audi continues to post double digit growth in November too: Deliveries climbed 10.8 percent to a new record breaking figure for a single month of around 146,250 cars. The company once again grew significantly in all regions around the globe. Demand for the four rings rose in the Asia Pacific region in particular with sales up 17.7 percent. Since January, the premium manufacturer has delivered around 1,591,100 cars (+10.1%) to customers, thus topping last year’s sales total after just 11 months. In the whole of 2013, the Ingolstadt based company sold around 1.575 million units.
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chewy - 12/9/2014 1:48:01 PM

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It must be taxing trying to deliver that continuous 10%+ sales improvement month over month.

Car4Life - 12/9/2014 10:05:28 PM

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Right, but to look up and see Benz pass you for the month of November has to be frustrating as hell especially after Audi's "consistent momentum"

GermanNut - 12/9/2014 10:52:14 PM

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Mercedes-Benz outsold Audi by just 5K units globally for November - hardly anything for Audi to lose sleep over. Keep in mind that Mercedes has needed brand-new S-Class and C-Class models to achieve this. Audi is more than keeping up considering its A4, A5 and Q7 are very outdated models with brand-new replacements due in 2015 and 2016.

Car4Life - 12/11/2014 11:48:14 AM

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"Hardly anything for Audi to lose sleep over"....

Lol right, Audi has not gotten a chance to sleep period, when they hold the global sales crown for at least a decade, then they can close one eye or take a cat nap until then, when you have never won and always chased Benz or Bimmer, you can't afford to sleep point blank period