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SME Times News Bureau | 03 Sep, 2013
Ford India, the Indian subsidiary of the US auto major Ford Motor Company, Monday said it sold 11,065 units last month, up 7 percent over the same period in the previous year.

In a statement issued here, the company said it sold 11,065 units last month as against 10,352 units sold in August 2012.

In the domestic market, the company sold 8,008 units last month, compared to 7,840 units sold in August 2012.

The company exported 3,057 vehicles in August this year, compared to 2,512 units in the same month last year, recording a growth of 22 percent.
 
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