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  • Vw sales figures in america,february 2010

    Rabbit/golf 810
    gti 1278
    jetta sedan 6430
    jetta sportwagon 1398
    new beetle coupe 1430
    new beetle cabriolet 311
    eos 355
    passat sedan 1383
    passat wagon 244
    cc 1383
    tiguan 1690
    touareg 285
    routan 1120
    total 18117
    Last edited by anthony; 20-03-2010, 08:09 PM. Reason: assing figures in.

  • #2
    any Bora figures..

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    • #3
      and whats a CC??

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      • #4
        ...and dont say cubic centimetres!!!

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        • #5
          No Bora figures, because they call it the Jetta these days. I don't think the US ever called it a Bora for that matter.

          The CC is the Passatt CC I believe.
          Nothing to see here...

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Manaz View Post

            The CC is the Passatt CC I believe.
            And CC stands fro Compact Convertible I believe
            2004 V5 Bora ~ Eibach Pro + Bilstein B8 ~ Tyrol Brake Upgrade
            MY15 Golf Wagon Comfortline

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Gravey View Post
              And CC stands fro Compact Convertible I believe
              Amusing given it's neither compact nor convertible
              Nothing to see here...

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Manaz View Post
                Amusing given it's neither compact nor convertible
                bwahaha - for some reason I was thinking EOS. I always see those EOS CC so for some reason I thought the CC stood for that. Didnt realise you can get a Passat CC. So CC actually stands for 'Comfort Coupe'.....I swear Top Gear did a segment on Compact Convertible's, hence my logic
                2004 V5 Bora ~ Eibach Pro + Bilstein B8 ~ Tyrol Brake Upgrade
                MY15 Golf Wagon Comfortline

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                • #9
                  The CC is indeed the PASSAT CC,and the Jetta has been called Jetta in America since its launch in late 1979 as a 1980 model.

                  Was never known as the Vento or Bora there.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by anthony View Post
                    Rabbit/golf
                    gti 1278
                    jetta sedan 6430
                    jetta sportwagon 1398
                    I think the Rabbit is/was made in Mexico, but the Golf & GTI is from Germany? There isn't a figure for the Rabbit/Golf. So is the Rabbit/Golf figure included in the GTI figure of 1278?

                    Also, the Jetta Sportwagon is actually pretty much the same as our Golf Wagon, save for the i5 engine, non-DSG auto, and fewer features.

                    CC actually stands for Comfort Coupé
                    Last edited by Coaster; 20-03-2010, 11:16 AM.
                    MY14.5 VW Polo 81tsi Comfortline - Candy White - Comfort Pack

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Coaster View Post
                      I think the Rabbit is/was made in Mexico, but the Golf & GTI is from Germany? There isn't a figure for the Rabbit/Golf. So is the Rabbit/Golf figure included in the GTI figure of 1278?

                      Also, the Jetta Sportwagon is actually pretty much the same as our Golf Wagon, save for the i5 engine, non-DSG auto, and fewer features.

                      CC actually stands for Comfort Coupé
                      Well spotted Coaster.
                      The Rabbit,which is the Golf 5,and the Golf,which is the Golf 6,are all made in Germany for the American market,as are all GTI versions.

                      Total sales for them are 810 units,which I will now edit in

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