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![]() Recession sparks renewed and familiar slowing in demand for generally pricier diesel cars, but yet another year of trendbucking growth from the region’s hottest sellers – SUV-Crossovers, most of which are bought with a diesel engine – took up most of the slack Europe’s love affair with fuel-sipping diesels continues to flourish. That’s the message from AID compiled figures showing that just over half the new passenger cars purchased last year in Western Europe were still powered by a fuel-sipping diesel engine. And that was at a time when more of the region’s austerity struck consumers were expected to opt for markedly cheaper petrol fuelled small cars. The latest European trend survey by AID shows that last year diesels accounted for 53.6 per cent of West Europe’s new car market. 53.6%
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