Subaru of America Inc. said Wednesday its sales last month rose by 14 percent, helped by demand for its compact line and its smaller SUV.
The Cherry Hill, N.J.-based car maker sold 18,932 vehicles in August, up from 16,573 last year.
Sales were particularly strong for the Forester, a five-passenger SUV, which recorded a 73 percent gain in sales, and the five-door Impreza, a compact whose sales were up 44 percent.
On the downside, the Tribeca, an SUV that seats up to seven, saw a 53 percent drop in sales last month.
Through eight months, Subaru’s sales are up 6 percent.
Subaru of America is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Japanese company Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd.
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