Volkswagen Sales Grow During The October Month

Volkswagen has said that their sales figures for the entire group has been increased by 11.1 percent when compared to October 2008. The firm sold 557,300 units during October of this year, and they have sold 5.32 millions cars since January.

“Overall developments are better than expected thanks to our market leadership in Germany, the growth markets of China and Brazil and to our young and environmentally friendly product range,” Detlef Wittig, Executive Vice President, Group Sales and Marketing, said in Wolfsburg on Friday.

“Strong order books make us quietly optimistic about the coming months. However, global passenger car markets have not made a sustained recovery yet, so we are anticipating a particularly difficult and challenging year in 2010,” Wittig added.

Volkswagen sold 349,800 cars while Audi, Skoda and SEAT totaled 82,800 units, 65,600 units and 29,600 units respectively.

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