Despite Land Rover’s impending transfer of ownership, success in sales has nevertheless continued to pour forth this month of August. Another division that attest to Land Rover’s excellent market performance is Land Rover Latin America and the Caribbean Regional Office (LACRO), as said region reported its best ever August sales in four years.

The period of August 2007 sold 204 vehicles, in which case said revenue output topped the comparative 2006 period by a huge 92 percent markup, as well as beating the supposedly monthly peak sale dating back to 2003. Moreover, the total year-to-date sales had already resulted to an outstanding increase of 17 percent higher than the combined sales of the previous year’s similar period.

Franco Fodor, General Director of Land Rover LACRO, has a ready answer with regards to the company’s satisfactory sales operation: “These figures are an evidence of the satisfaction of Land Rover consumers.”

And when asked the preferred model of the LACRO division, it was disclosed that the Range Rover Sport is the leading unit for this market, with 67 deliverables in August. The consumers took well to the superior Land Rover Range Rover Parts, as well as the Land Rover Engine Parts, which are prudently engineered to adapt well to such locations such as South America’s rugged environment.

Indeed, the company has taken the new performance statistics as a sign that Land Rover has sustainable growth potential in said particular region.