Worth a read
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8135717.stmMain point here is - Hy UK sold 3,042 but no Hyundai car appear in the list of top 10 selling cars:
Units sold under scrappage:
BMW - 160
Fiat - 1,743
Ford - 2,066
Honda - 813
Hyundai - 3,042
Kia - 1,321
Nissan - 1,662
Peugeot - 715
Suzuki - 916
Toyota - 2,586
Source: SMMT
TOP 10 SELLING CARS IN JUNE
1. Ford Fiesta
2. Ford Focus
3. Vauxhall Corsa
4. Vauxhall Astra
5. Peugeot 207
6. Mini
7. Volkswagen Golf
8. Ford Mondeo
9. Vauxhall Insignia
10. BMW 3 Series
Source: SMMT
Quote by shambles mate Tony:
Hyundai also reported that UK sales had almost doubled in June from the same month a year ago - which it said was largely due to the scrappage scheme.
UK managing director Tony Whitehorn said that "scrappage customers" were generally buying small cars, that were often their first new vehicle.
"They're looking for a good return on their money, and things like a five-year warranty are important to them as well as having modern vehicles," he said.
"The scrappage customer doesn't tend to have as much brand loyalty or any snobbery. They're coming to it fresh and are doing plenty of research before they decide what to buy."
