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![]() Italy’s car market, after plummeting like a stone to a 34-year low last year, shows first signs of life - It’s been a long time coming, but finally the signs are that the tight grip that has held Italy’s new car market in the deepest recession for the past half-dozen years has now began to loosen its hold Italy’s long-ebbing new car market may be about to return slowly to a semblance of near-enough normal health after terrifying domestics and importers alike by its dogged reluctance to finally free itself from the icy grip. But despite the first green shoots after half a dozen years of permafrost, progress remains slow. 1.9%
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