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 The Volkswagen group suffered a setback last month. It was a poor July for the region’s towering market leader, which sailed through Europe’s bruising autoindustry crisis without any outwardly visible damage, and remains on course this year to capture a highest-ever slice of the region’s otherwise decimated new car market. Pulled back by a comparatively poor showing in its domestic July market, where sales of the Volkswagen marque fell 5.1 per cent at a time when Germany’s overall car market posted a rare sales improvement, VW last month sold 3.4 per cent fewer cars in West Europe’s higher July market. MORE LIKE THIS: Gloom is beginning to lift 15 Aug 2013 Good July car sales – despair turns to hope 15 Aug 2013 Europe’s love-affair with 4WD 18 Jun 2013
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