Lamborghini S.p.A. has achieved its best-ever results for the fiscal year of 2019, outperforming all of its key business benchmarks in previous years.
Volvo brand reaps momentum generated by an all new lineup of award-winning models, generating growth when most markets saw stagnating sales.
Volvo's SUV lineup and strong sales in China drive global sales figures, while the U.S.A and Europe continue to do well.
Lamborghini achieves record worlwide sales, largely driven by the new Urus Super SUV and strong sales in the U.S.A. and Asia Pacific region.
Automobili Lamborghini achieved another historic sales record across all regions, with worldwide sales up by 51% from 3,815 to 5,750 units.
Kia Motors Corporation announced its November 2018 global sales figures, recording a total of 247,115 units sold, which represents a 3.8% year-on-year decrease.
Premium carmaker Volvo Cars has reported a global year-on-year sales increment of 14.1% for the first quarter of 2018.
Toyota reclaims top spot in the first half of 2014, although German brands still strong despite Category A COE recategorisation.
Retailers suffered yet another gloomy sales month in May, with takings falling six percent over the same month last year.
BMW is proud to announce all targets set for the year 2013 were achieved, as the premium German marque netted group revenue of S$159.11 million.
Porsche AG continued its success in the fiscal year 2013 and achieved record figures for deliveries, revenue and profit.
The Ford Focus hatchback, the best selling vehicle in the world last year, retains the title for the first half of 2013.
The Business Times has reported that the parallel import market continues to shrink sharply as luxury models outnumber mass market cars.
Mercedes leads the local sales charts for the first nine months of the year - courtesy of facelifted E-Class and C-Class models.
Motor vehicle sales plunged 41.5 percent in August, driving down the overall retail figures, which otherwise edged up 1.4 percent if car sales are excluded.
This September, Mercedes-Benz recorded its best monthly sales in its 87-year history by moving a total of 142,994 new cars to customers around the world.
Porsche has released its global sales numbers for the month of August besides announcing to unveil a new model at upcoming 2012 Paris Motor Show.
After surpassing 200 million sales Toyota has overtaken General Motors and Volkswagen for the world's largest automaker title - for the first half of 2012.
BMW has expanded its lead at the top of the luxury car sales charts for the month of August, the fifth straight month this year that the Bavarian carmaker has emerged tops
Rolls-Royce sales are up by 64.1% from the period of January to June 2011, with the growth attributed to the new Ghost model as well as strong China sales