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• Volkswagen Forecasts Growth in Spite of Recession

  17Jan
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  Being Europe’s largest auto maker, it has defied all odds by stating that the new year would herald growth in spite of the growing economic pains sweeping across the continent. Unlike their American counterparts, there has been little effect on the financial status of the auto giant who says there will be sales increases these coming months. GM, which has shares in Opel and some other known European brands is expecting to close many of their European theater manufacturing plants as foreclosure looms. This weighs hard for foreclosure is seen as the last straw for the US giant that will herald in dissolution. Volkswagen has continued its philosophy into the correct balance between power and economy much like the Japanese who have also managed to escape huge losses last year.
  The auto giant has long had a tradition of reliability with the forever existing beetle that ceased production way back in the 90′s yet still have models on the streets today, testament to their drive and insatiable need for innovation that they infuse with technology making some of the most innovative cars that last the world over. Boasting growth is no easy task for any business for the recession is indeed in Europe and markets are showing with stocks ending in dismal levels mid last year. The company remains a shining ray of light in the gloomy European car market as they forge ahead into 2010 when they hope the recession will end.