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Germany hasn’t seen the double digit sales losses of other EU countries, but it isn’t walking on water either. August sales in Germany were down 4.7 percent on 226,455 units, says the KBA. For the first eight months of the year, sales in Germany now are 0.6 percent below the same period of the prior year.
There are interesting winners: Smart (+22.4 percent), Audi (+19.4 percent) and Porsche (+8,2 percent)
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Totally of topic, but mr Schmitt is this something that is in accordance with the rules of the site.
“I suppose the sustainability types are counting on people like you, people that can’t figure out what the result of removing 80% of arable land from food production will be. By all means, I agree with your stance on not reproducing. Life has been too achievable for too long. You, SV, Chicago Dude, Mea Culpa, and PintoFan are living proof.”
I thought we where suppose to respect our fellow members.
Remaining OT, I’d call that borderline, but not quite bannable. At least he made an effort …
But – this is of course hypothetical – replying that he’s “a conspiracy spewing right wing nut job from the Glenn Beckian school of conjure and stupidity” would be a bannable offence?
lol what happened to daihatsu on this graph? this is hilarious
They went out of the market. No Daihatsus here anymore.
Looks like Hyundai & Kia are eating asian carp: Honda,Mitsu,Nissan & Suzuki. Volkswagen perhaps, until new Golf – or is it already playing in DE?. Toyota I cannot be sure it is clumped with Lexus. The Koreans seem unable to touch Subaru.
I didn’t realize how few cars Ford sells in Germany, their numbers are close to what Skoda and Hyundai plus Kia sell.