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Mumbai, March 2

Bajaj Auto Ltd has reported a 30-per cent increase in total sale of two and three-wheelers for February, to 2,05,776 units from the previous corresponding 1,58,129 units. Sale of 2-wheelers was up 29 per cent at 1,79,880 units (1,39,573 units for the year-ago period), including a 35 per cent gain in motorcycle sales to 1,75,256 units (1,29,409 units). Three-wheeler sales moved up 40 per cent to 25,896 units (18,556 units). Vehicle exports increased 37 per cent to 26,237 units (19,204 units). During April 2005 - February 2006, the total sale of 2&3-wheelers was up 24 per cent at 20,67,443 units (16,63,115 units). Sale of 2-wheelers rose 26 per cent to 18,40,160 units (14,59,884 units) including a 31-per cent gain in motorcycle sales to 17,28,297 units (13,15,003 units).

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