Audi sales up 9.7% in July on US, China, Brazil demand

By: Reuters | Aug 07 2014 at 04:21 PM | International Trade

Germany's Audi said sales rose 9.7 percent in July to 144,000 luxury cars and sport-utility vehicles, powered by double-digit gains in the United States, Brazil and China. Seven-month deliveries at the world's second largest luxury carmaker increased 11 percent to a record 1.013 million autos, the Volkswagen-owned manufacturer said on Thursday, citing demand for the A3 compact and the A6 saloon. (Reuters)

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