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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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Right….this is where I say, How many are fleet sales?
Ha Ha, You beat me to it.
And this is where I say, “Only 11%”? I expected them to be as soaring as Ford after Toyota’s stumble.
These are strong numbers.
During February 2009, Hyundai was down only 1.5%, while Kia rose 0.4%. Only Subaru did better last February. And Ford was down 48.4% and GM was down 52.9% last February.
So the large increases for the non-H/K brands for February 2010 are merely recovery numbers – not really signs of strength – while H/K continues its steady climb.
Without hearing ‘exit interviews’ of actual customers, Ford’s increase may not be due to the Toyota stumble in particular, but rather its recovery over a terrible February 2009 in general.
Wow the right models can make anything look attractive, huh?
looks like a picanto which is an EU Asia market car
both those girls would get my kimchee
Hyundai now outsells Honda on a regular basis in Canada.
Customers have exchanged their H for a slightly askew H.