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Rolls Royce sales surged 146%

Rolls Royce sales surged 146%

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Boosted by its new entry-level Ghost limousine that was launched in most markets in December '09, Rolls Royce sales surged to 678 cars during the first five months of 2010, recording an impressive 146 per cent increase year on year.

 

The new Ghost sells for around US$250,000 as compared to US$380,000 to US$450,000 price tag of the four available variants of the British firm's flagship Phantom series, thus opening a new market for Rolls Royce. Last year, the BMW Group-owned brand saw its sales fall by 17 per cent to just over 1,000 units, which led the maker cut production and fire some temporary workers.

 

Rolls Royce boss, Torsten M




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