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Aston Martin annual car sales to dealers up 82% -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO – A logo is placed on an Aston Martin DBX at Barry’s Aston Martin Lagonda plant in Barry, Wales. This was February 21st 2020. REUTERS/Rebecca Naden/Pool/File Photo

(Reuters] Aston Martin reported Friday that 6,182 vehicles were sold to dealers in 2021. That’s an 82% increase, driven by the demand for Aston Martin’s first luxury sport-utility vehicle, the DBX.

According to the company, its annual core earnings are expected to fall by about 15million pounds (20.31 million dollars) due in part because it sold fewer Valkyrie sport cars than it planned during the fourth quarter.

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