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Sales figures from all major markets have started to pour in at Mercedes-Benz, with the UK market being the latest to achieve record-breaking figures for the German brand in July.
According to the figures released, 7503 new Mercedes-Benz cars have been registered in July 2013, translating into an increase in volumes of 15.4 percent. The 4.6 percent market share achieved by the Germans represents an all-time record.
Year-to-date registrations were up 14.9 percent, to 61,189 cars, thus making the tri-star brand the fastest growing premium manufacturer on the UK market.
The E-Class range also experienced a record year, with 16,374 units being delivered in the first seven months of 2013, of which 8,985 being E-Class sedans, another record. The CLS also had it best-ever sales YTD (Year-To-Date), with 2,565 new models registered.
Although the W220 S-Class will soon be replaced in showrooms by the new W222, the model remains the number one selling car in the luxury segment, which speaks volumes about the vehicle's appeal.
AMG models had a 2012 best-ever sales performance, but 2013 beat that record by a long shot. Almost 90 per cent more new AMGs were registered in July, while sales for the first seven months of 2013 increased with 56.5 per cent. It's not exactly a bad time to be a Mercedes-Benz shareholder.
Year-to-date registrations were up 14.9 percent, to 61,189 cars, thus making the tri-star brand the fastest growing premium manufacturer on the UK market.
The E-Class range also experienced a record year, with 16,374 units being delivered in the first seven months of 2013, of which 8,985 being E-Class sedans, another record. The CLS also had it best-ever sales YTD (Year-To-Date), with 2,565 new models registered.
Although the W220 S-Class will soon be replaced in showrooms by the new W222, the model remains the number one selling car in the luxury segment, which speaks volumes about the vehicle's appeal.
AMG models had a 2012 best-ever sales performance, but 2013 beat that record by a long shot. Almost 90 per cent more new AMGs were registered in July, while sales for the first seven months of 2013 increased with 56.5 per cent. It's not exactly a bad time to be a Mercedes-Benz shareholder.
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