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In a month that saw yet another month of contracting sales in all of Europe’s other main markets, Britain’s car market was swept along by a continuing buying wave from mainly private buyers, boosting May’s car market by a trendbucking 11 per cent to the highest May sales level since pre-crisis 2007. Ongoing, albeit lessening jitters in virtually all of continental Europe, have provided deeply anxious consumers with little confidence to open their wallets. That’s not just in the crisis-struck eurozone, but consumers’ reluctance to throw caution to the wind is echoed no less among the affluent consumers in both Sweden and Switzerland for instance...more MORE LIKE THIS: Gloom continues to grip car showrooms as May shows further drop in sales 18 Jun 2013 Europe’s love-affair with 4WD 18 Jun 2013
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