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13-08-2007
China's
motor vehicle sales and production both rose
more than 20 percent in the first seven months
of the year.Auto sales in the January-July period
surged 23.3 percent from a year ago to 5.11
million units, while output rose 24.7 percent
to 5.01 million, indicating the country is well
on track to raise both its output and sales
to a record 8.5 million for the full year.
About
1.49 million buse and strucks left factory floor.
The
10 biggest automakers sold 4.15 million vehicles,
taking an 83-percent market share.
China
surpassed Japan in 2006 to become the world's
No. 2 auto market, with total sales of 7.2 million
vehicles and output of 7.3 million.
Editor:Ida.Zhang
from Chinabuses.com
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