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 Finally it seems, the lights have switched from red to amber. Spotting the crucial turn when it happens is never easy, but after almost half-a-dozen years of plummeting West European car sales, the second rise in four months gives hope to the dispirited. After Europe’s worst car sales drought for close on two decades, AID reports on the very latest state of play. +4.4% July car sales in Western Europe rose 4.4 per cent,
thus offering the first ray of hope to a crisis-stricken car industry in a market where sales have now fallen
in twenty of the past twenty-two months. MORE LIKE THIS: Gloom is beginning to lift 15 Aug 2013 Is this the dawn of a new mobility age? 01 Aug 2013 Europe’s love-affair with 4WD 18 Jun 2013
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