Rolls- Royce is a mainly British car manufacturing company that was founded by Charles Stewart Rolls, who co-founded the company with Henry Royce in 1904. The company would later go on to become the definition of the highest quality in any type of car. For example a car that was extremely luxurious and was the best it could be, even if it was not an actual Rolls-Royce, was called a Rolls.
Rolls -Royce’s sales have shot up from sales in 2010. The total amount of cars sold in 2011 rose 31%. On Monday Rolls-Royce posted its best results in its 107-year-history with 3,538 cars. That comes to a total cost upwards of £200,000 or $308,000. This growth in sales may be due to surging demand in Asia: China now joins the United States as the BMW-owned marque's most significant markets.
Andrew Ball, the CEO of Torsten Muller-Otvos Rolls Royce dealership, had this to say, "We had an outstanding year in 2011 and we should take a moment to reflect on this Great British success story."
The booming Rolls-Royce sales came days after Bentley, its long time sales enemy, posted a 37% rise in global sales. Bentley, a Volkswagen-owned company, based in Crewe, in northern England, in 2011 sold more than 7,000 cars, with prices starting at £133,000 or $208,000.
Reporters are still looking for information on this story and are developing a more detailed explanation as they learn more about it.
Jake Grider
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