JLR sales shift up a gear

The Jaguar C-X16 Concept car
The Jaguar C-X16 Concept car

Jaguar Land Rover has announced a 39% increase in global sales in June 2012 compared to June 2011.

JLR, part of Indian-based Tata Motors Group, sold a total of 28,215 vehicles last month, a 39% increase on June last year.

Jaguar sales alone were up 49% compared to June 2011 at 24,386 vehicles sold. However, Land Rover sales failed to follow suit and were down 5% at 3,839 vehicles sold.

Cumulative sales of JLR vehicles for the year are currently at 83,452, which is a 34% increase on this time last year.

Tata Motors Group has also performed well in 2012 with cumulative sales up 7% on this time last year with 276,524 vehicles sold so far.

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