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VWSA aims for one million by 2010

10 Feb 2006 - by Staff reporter
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ED RICHARDSON
VOLKSWAGEN SOUTH Africa (VWSA) says vehicle sales could exceed a million a year by 2010. This would require a 1% compound growth on the 2005 total sales figures of 618 201 vehicles, says MD Andreas Tostmann.

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