Triumph Sets Sales Mark for U.S. Market
Triumph sets sales mark for U.S. market
The British companys previous best month was May 2007 which saw 1,445 units leave American showrooms. June sales were up 17% from the same month in 2007.
Triumphs sales were driven by the popular Street Triple and the Speed Triple. Other models such as the Thruxton and the Bonneville T100 were also popular with American consumers.
The sales record occurred a month before Triumph released its 2009 model line-up, and the company predicts its new models will contribute to further growth.
Consumer interest in Triumphs products has never been stronger, says Jim Callahan, marketing manager of Triumph Motorcycles (America) Ltd. With the announcement of the Triumph Thunderbird and several new model updates at the recent Global Dealer Conference, we anticipate this growth trend to continue as the new model range will generate additional traffic throughout our dealership network.
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