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![]() Demand for all-wheel-drive cars, powered ahead by SUV-Crossovers, which remain the region’s most trendy means of transport to convey average folks to work, school, supermarket or out of town hypermarket, has zoomed to a new all-time high. For yet another year – shaped by the whims of fashion - the type of car bought by Europe’s consumers is continuing to change. AID investigates. West European sales of 4WD equipped cars during the whole of last year picked up where they left off from the previous year’s record result, with underlying demand outpacing a declining overall car market for a fourth successive year in a row. Europe's sales of such cars, made up in the main of fashionable SUV-Crossovers, but also conventionally styled cars with optional 4WD such as Audi’s Quattro derivatives, once again substantially outperformed industry expectations last year. 1.39m
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