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## Consolidated Sales by Region (Number of vehicles) 

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* CKD: Complete Knocked Down 

## Non-Consolidated Sales by Model (Number of vehicles) 

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Consequently, domestic sales fell 19 thousand units, or 7.1%, to 246 thousand units. 

Meanwhile, overseas car sales rose 16 thousand units, or 5.7%, to 295 thousand units. North American sales (United States and Canada) rose 1.5%, to 210 thousand units. In addition, sales in Europe rose 27.8%, to 41 thousand units, benefiting from enthusiastic praise for the New Forester as well as the effects of the strong euro. Sales of the New Forester were also robust in Australia. 

Although combined domestic and oversea sales volume amounted to 540 thousand units, dipping slightly below the figure for the previous fiscal year, net sales for the Automobile division edged up 0.8%, to ¥1,233 billion. However, operating income declined ¥18.3 billion, or 21.4%, to ¥67.3 billion, reflecting lower sales volume and higher SG&A expenses, which more than offset reduction in costs. 

