We here at Signature VW Hyundai may sound just a wee bit bias in saying that Volkswagen has been having an impressive sales year, but we wouldn't be lying either. The German automaker has posted consistently high sales numbers this year, and October has quickly proven to be one of their most impressive ones yet, with a total increase of 40 percent over the same time last year. In fact, they've even gone as far as to say that this last October has been there best one since 2001!

Volkswagen President and CEO Jonathan Browning says, "As the all-new Volkswagen Passat and Volkswagen Beetle start to enter the market place, demand for Volkswagen vehicles has already exceeded last year's annual volume in the first 10 months of the year."¹

More specifically, the Passat managed to attract 5040 buyers in October, which was the first full month that the 2012 model was available in. October also marked the release of the updated Beetle, which gained 1516 new drivers as well. Over all, October was a great month for the German automaker.

However, it doesn't matter what time of year it is for the Volkswagen Jetta. It managed to sell a total of 13,058 units, which isn't far off from its sales for the rest of the year. The steady-selling Jetta has seen a 52 percent year-to-date increase, which has impressed everyone here at 2203 NW Broad St Murfreesboro, TN 37129.

The popularity of these vehicles isn't the only reason why we're so convinced that you'll love them. The incredible quality, value, and performance in every new Volkswagen is more than evident the first time you take a seat behind the wheel. If you'd like to learn more, then feel free to contact us today, either online or by phone at (877) 806-8934.

We can help you answer those tough questions that often plague drivers about specific models, such as the Volkswagen Eos, Volkswagen Touareg, and Volkswagen Golf, in regards to financing, as well as parts and service. In fact, we can simplify the whole car-buying process, so what are you waiting for?

Source: ¹http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20111101-710862.html