Photo: MINI
As its parent company, BMW keeps on reporting record-breaking numbers, MINI is no slouch. The British company also reported the best numbers for July in the company's history.
With 23.515 vehicles delivered worldwide, the MINI sales grew by 6.4% percent last month from 22.102 in 2012. The biggest growth was recorded in the US that accounted for 5,950 units of the total, a 1.6% growth.
Second place in volume went to Mainland China with 2,300 units sold, the market that accounted for the highest growth last month, selling 65.2 percent more cars than in the same month of last year.
Japan accounted for 1,205 units, a 4.2 percent growth, a small increase but still a plus. Year-to-date, MINI worldwide sales at around the same as last year's numbers with 172,313 (compared to 173,979 in 2012).
Second place in volume went to Mainland China with 2,300 units sold, the market that accounted for the highest growth last month, selling 65.2 percent more cars than in the same month of last year.
Japan accounted for 1,205 units, a 4.2 percent growth, a small increase but still a plus. Year-to-date, MINI worldwide sales at around the same as last year's numbers with 172,313 (compared to 173,979 in 2012).
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