The fourth month of consecutive growth in new car production is encouraging news for industry
Dramatic evidence of the shifting fortunes of the car industry is revealed in latest figures from the world’s leading provider of automotive data and intelligence, JATO Dynamics, which show the effects on brands and European sales figures, of declining new car demand in Germany.
Land Rover global retail sales in February 2010 continued to improve by 29.6 per cent versus the same period last year.
The BMW Group recorded positive earnings for the financial year 2009 as planned despite the ongoing worldwide financial and economic crisis.
In 2009, total vehicle production in Europe (cars, trucks, buses) decreased by 17.3% compared to 2008 and by 23% compared to the pre-crisis level of 2007.
Honda customers can now take advantage of even further benefits when purchasing new and used two-wheel machines, with a great new bike insurance scheme.
BCA’s Pulse report shows that average used car values rose marginally in February, increasing by under half a percent compared to January’s figure to £5,959.
Used Car Expert magazine has taken a selection of the best-selling small family hatchbacks and compared the three year old values against their new price.
After another historic sales record year in 2008, Automobili Lamborghini saw a decline in turnover in 2009.
The Toyota Prius February sales total of 538 units serves as further proof that UK motorists have faith in Toyota quality and reliability and acknowledge the real-world benefits delivered by Hybrid Synergy Drive.