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UK car sales show resilience in European slump
UK car sales have shown some resilience as Europe-wide sales fell for the 18th consecutive month, according to figures from the Association of European Car Makers.
In March, UK sales grew 5.9%, while Germany posted a decrease of -17.1% and France, a fall of -16.2%.
Jaguar Land Rover and Honda were the only two manufacturer to buck the trend across Europe, increasing their sales by 13.3%, and 16.3% respectively, between January and March.
Alfa Romeo suffered a 29% fall in sales in March, and Lexus suffered a similar fall at 27%.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Tom Keighley .
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