2,516,000 Vehicles Sold in 1999, up 10.4% 2000 target: 2,700,000

In 1999, PSA Peugeot Citroën beat its own historical record with 2,516,000 units sold worldwide, amply exceeding the 2,277,000 vehicles sold in 1998, and more than meeting its early-year forecast of 2,400,000 vehicles. In a global market up by around 5%, the performance represented a 10.4% increase compared to 1998, when sales already rose by 8.5%.

For the first time ever, Citroën sales topped one million units, while Peugeot ranked as the fastest growing broadline marque in Europe. (Jan. 6, 2000)

see also: Automotive Intelligence Special NAIAS 2000
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