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With a record 10,912 cars sold in August (20.8% over numbers from August of 2011), and a total of 92,474 units sold so far in 2012 (15% increase over the same period of 2011), Porsche sales are going very strong. The US alone snapped up just over three thousand cars in August - a massive 38.6% increase over last year’s figures.
The Stuttgart-based automaker also managed to boost its China numbers, with some 2,882 cars sold in the PRC - 28.4% more than last year. Europe, where everybody expects everything related to money and high end products to be going down also registered a 12.8% increase over August of 2011, with 2,830 vehicles sold.
Of the total sales, the Cayenne predictably was the big seller, with 6,331 vehicles sold (a 36% increase), while the 911 sold 1,599 units (a 29.5% increase), and the Boxster with 850 units sold, marking a 32% growth. Bernhard Maier, Porsche Board Member, also confirmed that they will be bringing out “an additional product highlight” - speculation ranges from it being the facelifted Panamera, the 911 GT3, the 918 Spyder, or even the Macan SUV.
Of the total sales, the Cayenne predictably was the big seller, with 6,331 vehicles sold (a 36% increase), while the 911 sold 1,599 units (a 29.5% increase), and the Boxster with 850 units sold, marking a 32% growth. Bernhard Maier, Porsche Board Member, also confirmed that they will be bringing out “an additional product highlight” - speculation ranges from it being the facelifted Panamera, the 911 GT3, the 918 Spyder, or even the Macan SUV.
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