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 Brazil’s earlier run-away car sales surge slowed in its track by lingering economic chill – Renewed dose of sagging car sales in store for this year – Another contrasting development worthy of note is that Brazil’s otherwise recession-weary motorists now share the rekindled love-affair with latest SUV-Crossovers, that has spread like wildfire across the globe, thus making this the first truly worldwide car buying trend Brazil’s consumers, after running in quick succession a number of marathons between 2004 and 2012 in terms of annual car sales, have taken an extended pause for breath. Last year’s passenger car sales, following a 3.1 per cent dip in 2013, took yet another 9.4 per cent dive to a six-year low of 2.5 million units, a trend likely to run into the current year. Even upbeat market observers could yet be proved correct when saying that there is next to no prospect of an upturn in the next six to twelve months ...more > Belated Japanese love-affair with oh so trendy SUV-Crossovers? 28 May 2014> Toyota comes back in leaps and bounds 18 February 2014 > Japan’s green-car subsidy hangover is wearing off 03 Oct 2013 DATA
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