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Four of the five major markets in Europe, Porsche’s traditional market, recorded drops during the month of November, yet the German automaker is still set for a record-breaking year, thanks to strong demand from emerging markets. What’s more orders for the new 911 will boost figures even further from now on.
In the period of January to November, Porsche has manage to shift 109,709 cars, representing a 24.6 percent increase over the previous year, and 2010’s whole year results have already been broken.
China is now their second biggest market thanks to a 68.8 percent jump in sales, while the US is still number 1 with a rise of 19.5 percent. However, in the domestic market of Germany, Porsche is still well ahead of the market.
“We have already set new customer delivery and order book records”, said Porsche Board member for sales and marketing Bernhard Maier. “The results prove how highly attractive our brand is and the intense fascination our products enjoy. In the next few weeks, the new Porsche 911 Carrera will provide an additional impetus."
China is now their second biggest market thanks to a 68.8 percent jump in sales, while the US is still number 1 with a rise of 19.5 percent. However, in the domestic market of Germany, Porsche is still well ahead of the market.
“We have already set new customer delivery and order book records”, said Porsche Board member for sales and marketing Bernhard Maier. “The results prove how highly attractive our brand is and the intense fascination our products enjoy. In the next few weeks, the new Porsche 911 Carrera will provide an additional impetus."
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