<p>According to the latest sales figures released Tuesday, the Fiat Group recorded a 30.7 percent increase in November sales with Fiat vehicle sales up 33.3 percent and sales of Lancia vehicles up 37.9 percent.<br />Sales of Fiat's Alfa Romeo cars rose by 4.5 percent, the company said.<br /><br />The sales increase was a significant turnaround in the slowdown that has struck the auto industry in the past few months. <br />More than 1.1 million vehicles were registered across Europe in November - 30.6 percent more than in November 2008. <br />Fiat posted an increase in sales in all the major European markets posting a massive 136 percent increase in sales in Britain taking its market share to 4.5 percent.<br />Car sales rose 25.6 percent in Germany, 32.9 percent in France and an 18.7 percent in Spain.<br /></p>
<p>According to the latest sales figures released Tuesday, the Fiat Group recorded a 30.7 percent increase in November sales with Fiat vehicle sales up 33.3 percent and sales of Lancia vehicles up 37.9 percent.<br />Sales of Fiat's Alfa Romeo cars rose by 4.5 percent, the company said.<br /><br />The sales increase was a significant turnaround in the slowdown that has struck the auto industry in the past few months. <br />More than 1.1 million vehicles were registered across Europe in November - 30.6 percent more than in November 2008. <br />Fiat posted an increase in sales in all the major European markets posting a massive 136 percent increase in sales in Britain taking its market share to 4.5 percent.<br />Car sales rose 25.6 percent in Germany, 32.9 percent in France and an 18.7 percent in Spain.<br /></p>