As reported by Automotive New, the financial results of the 2015 Aston Martin depressing. The company lost 128 million pounds (172 million dollars). It is almost 2 times more than in the previous year (71.8 million pounds).
Although the headline figures, sales actually fell not so crushingly: sold 3,615 cars against 3,661 cars in 2014, which confirmed the forecast CEO Andy Palmer, made it back in the fall.
At the same time the top managers of the British brand their hopes to update the model line. Analysts believe that the supercar DB11, which will replace the DB9, will make it possible to reduce the loss of at least 20%. Optimism added the fact that even before the official announcement was made about 500 pre-orders, the same — after a virtual premiere and about 400 — in the debut at the Geneva Motor Show.
In perspective the emphasis is on the DBX crossover, which will be no earlier than 2020.
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