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Mumbai , March 2

Tata Motors on Thursday reported a 22 per cent increase in total sale of vehicles (including exports) for February 2006 to 45,114 units from the previous corresponding 36,977 units.

Domestic sale of commercial vehicles moved up by 30 per cent to 22,885 units (17,656 units), including M&HCV sales at 13,662 units and LCVs at 9,223 units.

In passenger vehicles, sales were up 12.1 per cent to 17,972 units — Indica sales was up 15.3 per cent at 10,548 units and the Indigo family up 3.8 per cent at 3,653 units. Sumo and Safari accounted for sales of 3,771 units, a growth of 12.2 per cent.

Vehicle exports for the month were up 29.4 per cent at 4,257 units (3,290 units).

For the fiscal so far, the company's total sales were up 12.1 per cent at 3,97,933 units, the statement said.

This included commercial vehicle sales at 1,87,655 units and passenger vehicles at 1,66,247 units. Cumulative sales of Indica was up 4.4 per cent at 98,586 units. Indigo family sales touched 34,712 units and that of utility vehicles, 32,949 units.

Exports for the period were up 66 per cent at 44,031 units.

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