February Hyundai Sales Up 11 Percent, Kia Improves 2.3 Percent

by Edward Niedermeyer

March 2nd, 2010 3:05 PM

february hyundai sales up 11 percent kia improves 2 3 percent

Hyundai’s sales improved 11 percent last month according to the company’s sales release [via EarthTimes], while Kia’s release claims a 2.3 Percent improvement [via PRNewswire]. Elantra was down slightly, and Veracruz fell by over 50 percent, Azera/Amanti are down and Sedona is way down. Otherwise, it’s all sunshine and flowers. Hit the jump for details.

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TonyJZX on Mar 02, 2010

looks like a picanto which is an EU Asia market car both those girls would get my kimchee

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86er on Mar 03, 2010

Hyundai now outsells Honda on a regular basis in Canada. Customers have exchanged their H for a slightly askew H.

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