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Re: Lux Car sales CRASH in Britian
What, no Aston Martins ?
Premium brands, according to The Times, ‘were among the hardest hit, with Aston Martin suffering a 67 per cent drop to just 19 cars sold’. Land Rover sales dropped 58 per cent, and Jaguar sales 41 per cent.
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Re: Lux Car sales CRASH in Britian
Originally posted by D-Mack View PostThere's always an explanation [and when there isn't we can make one up"...Premium brands, according to The Times, ‘were among the hardest hit, with Aston Martin suffering a 67 per cent drop to just 19 cars sold’. Land Rover sales dropped 58 per cent, and Jaguar sales 41 per cent..."
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It's bloody likely the famously class-conscious Limey's can't tolerate the idea of buying a "British" luxury car from the colonials...:rolleyes:
As for Aston Martin...having finally gotten around to fixing the Lucas "Prince of Darkness" electrics, those chaps really should do something about those shoddy original equipment tires [Dunlops, I imagine] they keep fitting under the wings.
James Bond's Aston Martin crashes into lake
Martina Smit
Last Updated: 2:21AM BST 21 Apr 2008
The Aston Martin due to be used by James Bond in the latest film about the secret agent has been crashed into Italy's Lake Garda.
A stunt driver was on his way to deliver the £120,000 sportscar to the set of Quantum of Solace when he drove off a narrow bend in heavy rain, producers said...
Last edited by GRG55; September 22, 2008, 06:22 PM.Comment
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Re: Lux Car sales CRASH in Britian
"Premium brands, according to The Times, ‘were among the hardest hit, with Aston Martin suffering a 67 per cent drop to just 19 cars sold’. Land Rover sales dropped 58 per cent, and Jaguar sales 41 per cent."
100% minus 67% = 33% sold or less than twice the number of actually sold cars. That must be a ratio from hell for dealerships. I assume they have their own arcana, being of the black arts.Comment
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