Audi Sells 964,151 Cars Worldwide in 2007

Audi AG, which is a part of Volkswagen AG, theBritain boosting its record. In the said territory, the
largest European automaker by sales, sold 964,151automaker sold 100,712 cars, up 17.1 percent from
cars in 2007, up by 6.5 percent from 2006 with2006.
905,188. As such, the German automaker is pleased toSales in the United States surged 3.8 percent with
announce Monday that it is closer to its goal of selling93,506 cars sold, compared with 90,116 in 2006. In Asia,
one million cars a year.meanwhile, sales increased by 21 percent to 134,176
Demand for the Ingolstadt-based automaker's luxurycars sold. The figures are led by demand for imports in
autos such as A4, TT roadster and A6 was behindChina and Hong Kong. In Africa and the Middle East,
the raise with auto shoppers in the United States,sales gained 13 percent to 27,866 cars sold, compared
China, and Britain stimulating the increased sales.with 24,712, according to the Canadian Press.
"The outstanding sales figures for 2007 are anIn Germany, its home market, sales are a bit shaky. To
important step on the path to reaching our ambitiousnote, sales dropped 1.5 percent to 254,014 from
corporate goals," said Audi Chief Executive Officer257,792. However, it was still enough for the
Rupert Stadler. "We were able to grow in all salesautomaker to raise its share in the domestic market
regions and we will continue to maintain our fast pacefrom 7.6 percent in 2006 to 7.9 percent last year.
in 2008." He said Audi expects to break through "the 1The automaker, famed for the manufacture of Audi
million cars sales barrier for the first time in our history."Quattro parts and other iconic vehicles, is sticking to its
In Europe, the German automaker sold 686,480 cars incommitment to enhance sales without compromising
2007, up 4.3 percent from 2006, with demand fromthe quality of the cars.