Sales of Rolls-Royce cars in the Middle East rose by 17 percent in 2013, helping push the global tally to a record 3,630, the luxury automaker said today.
The Middle East “was one of our strongest-growing regions”, company spokesman Andrew Ball told Al Arabiya News.
“In percentage [of our total sales], the U.S. and China are our top markets, followed by the Middle East,” Ball added.
The Middle East business accounts for close to 20 percent of the iconic British automaker’s total sales, Ball said.
Globally, Rolls-Royce sold 3,630 cars in 2013, marking “the fourth consecutive record year”, the company said. It added that it plans to create 100 jobs at its Goodwood, UK manufacturing plant in 2014.
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