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Hyundai Motors May sales up 3%

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New Delhi June 4 Hyundai Motors India Ltd registered sales of 16,643 units for the domestic market in May 2007, up three per cent from 16,102 units in the corresponding previous period.

During the month under review, the company exported 10,005 units (9,781 units), an increase of 2.3 per cent.

"While the market continues to be slow, we have managed to keep our sales steady and registered an increase over last year," said Mr Arvind Saxena, Vice-President (Sales and Marketing).

During May, the company sold 23,154 units in the A2 segment, 3,241 in A3, 111 in A4, 116 in A5 and 26 in the SUV segment.

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