Four days ago, at the annual conference held by Audi, they announced that for the twelfth consecutive year they saw a record in the number of sales.

Audi Group saw a 7.9% increase in the sales last year, with a total sales revenue of €33,617 million, the operating result being €2,705 million (€2,015 in 2006). And the same goes for the profit before tax, which was at €2,915 million (€1,946 in 2006). Profit after tax was in 2007 €1,692 million (€1,343 in 2006).

These results came with a total number of 964,151 (905,188 in 2006) cars sold in 2007. The most important markets for Audi in 2007 and the number of cars sold in each one were:

• Western Europe - 650,407
• China - 101,996
• USA - 93,506
• Eastern Europe - 36,073

This is what Rupert Stadler, Chairman of the Board of Management of Audi AG had to say:

We’re looking back on the most successful fiscal year in the history of our company: We have achieved the twelfth consecutive record year for vehicle sales and we were able to increase all of the key financial figures to new record levels – we call that qualitative growth, since only profitable growth can secure our competitiveness in the long term.

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