XM production numbers
Posted: Sun May 01, 2016 1:17 pm
Came across a time-line production record of XM numbers on the web a while ago. A rather scruffy scan, which I've tidied up into a re-typed PDF:
Interesting to see how relatively popular the 2.5 remained (in the estate too), even against dwindling sales towards the end - something which isn't reflected by numbers amongst ourselves.
Also to note the huge number of 2.0 petrols in 1989-90, which then gave way to a majority of diesels, which was to continue until the end.
Not sure of the origins of the original table, reproduced below:
Also to note the huge number of 2.0 petrols in 1989-90, which then gave way to a majority of diesels, which was to continue until the end.
Not sure of the origins of the original table, reproduced below: