Lawrence, Kansas Subaru Dealership Pleased With August Sales Figures

21.05.13

/PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Briggs Subaru, Lawrence Subaru dealership, has been swamped throughout the summer and as summer concludes that inclination has still continued. Briggs Subaru was one of the many Subaru dealerships that were swamped through the month of Dignified as more than 28,000 vehicles were sold in Subaru showrooms across the U.S., showing a 35 percent boost waxing over last year's figures.

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Several Subaru vehicles are showing talented sales figures, including the Subaru Impreza, Outback and Legacy. So far through 2012, the Subaru Impreza has a sales snowball of 150 percent! On top of that, both the 2013 Subaru Legacy and Outback posted 49 and 18 percent sales increases for the month of Splendid, respectively.

Thomas J. Doll, Subaru of America's Executive VP & COO, talked about how Subaru is achieving such big name over the past few months, stating that, "Subaru is giving consumers scrupulously what they want – no-compromises, safe, and fun to drive vehicles. Our all-where drive SUVs and sedans are hitting the sweet location for buyers.  We are also seeing an overwhelmingly positive reception for the newly-introduced BRZ sports car and imagine similar sentiment when XV Crosstrek hits the showrooms this month."

For more communication on Subaru's August sales figures, or a new Subaru in Lawrence, KS contact the sales professionals at Briggs Subaru. You can do so by dialing (785) 856-7104 or by visiting www.briggssubaru.com . Briggs Subaru offers the newest Subaru vehicles in Lawrence, Kansas-not to touch on a wide assortment of used cars in Lawrence, KS as well.

Media Get hold of:

Eric Giroux, Briggs Subaru, (785) 856-8889, eric.giroux@briggsauto.com

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