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  • Sales Of Faw-volkswagen Models In China,september 2008

    Audi A4.1553
    Audi A6.7634
    Vw Bora 5740
    Vw Golf 4.1025
    Vw Jetta 2.15586
    Vw Magotan/new Passat 3053
    Vw Sagitar/jetta 5.4770.
    Total 39361.

  • #2
    If you look at the individual models,FAW Volkswagen is far more relevant to Australia and the rest of the world than Shanghai VW.

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    • #3
      Anthony do you have imported VW China sales stats ?
      - Ben

      1961 Karmann Ghia Coupé - 1993 Golf Cabriolet - 2006 Golf Comfortline 1.9L TDI
      2008 Jetta 2.0L FSI

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      • #4
        Sorry Ben,I only have the domestic sales.
        I suppose GTI,Eos ,Phaeton, Touareg would all make up a few sales every month in China.
        Will try get them.
        VW sales in China are awesome,and it has become the groups largest market world wide.

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        • #5
          Huh?

          Originally posted by anthony View Post
          Vw Golf 4.1025
          Vw Jetta 2.15586
          Vw Sagitar/jetta 5.4770.

          Whats up with the decimals? Are they still making and selling Golf IV as well as Jetta Mk2 and Mk5 side by side?

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          • #6
            By law, no vehicle in China can be driven for more than 60,000km before they must be disposed for emission control. And as not everyone can afford a new model VW every 2-4 years VW is selling variants of older models i.e MK2 Jetta with newer more modern engines and safety features as new cars. All of course produced locally exclusive for the Chinese market.
            80,000km 1997 MK3 VR6 manual for sale - www.vwwatercooled.org.au/forums/f23/80-000km-1997-manual-vr6-nsw-sydney-67658.html

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            • #7
              For a country that's got such awful pollution, I wonder why the 60,000km law isn't working... I suppose it's the factories as well, adding to the pollution...

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