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The 1.05 million cars sold last month in Western Europe’s economically rejuvenated markets may have been short of what the autoindustry had wanted, but the eighth straight monthly gain in regional car sales still suggests that this year’s eventual final car sales tally may still beat most earlier conservative estimates by some margin April sales of cars in Western Europe rose by a markedly slower than earlier expected 3.6 per cent, pulled down chiefly by a 3.6 per cent drop in Germany, followed in turn by lower April sales in five of the 18 West Europe’s markets regularly monitored by AID’s trend-watchers. The latest single-digit rise brings the region’s cumulative car sales total to 4.18m after 4-months, up 6.3 per cent, according to provisional AID estimates. +3.6%
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