British automotive Jaguar Land Rover has reported sales increased by 27% year on year for its third quarter, selling 112,172 vehicles during that period.
The car maker’s parent group Tata Motors released the results today, which showed pre-tax profits increased to £842m for the quarter. It cited strong levels of demand for the Jaguar XJ, XF, Range Rover and Range Rover Sport models alongside a richer product mix as the reasons for revenues totalling £5.3bn, a rise of 40.1%.…
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