Car sales rise but uncertainty ahead
/April passenger and light commercial count shows year-on-year growth but what happens next?
Read MoreApril passenger and light commercial count shows year-on-year growth but what happens next?
Read MoreLast month the worst this year for registrations counts.
Read MorePLENTY of fresh stock, plenty of willing buyers – despite all the travails occurring here and overseas, the new car market nonetheless ran extra hot last month, with a record return according the distributor organisation.
The Motor Industry Association says it was the strongest April on record for sales of new vehicles.
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