U.K. | 7 June 2018 Car Sales Aren't Recovering Yet, Recent Data are Misleading
At first glance, car sales appear to be staging a strong recovery, mirroring the better news on high street spending in Q2.
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By Samuel Tombs
At first glance, car sales appear to be staging a strong recovery, mirroring the better news on high street spending in Q2.
Posted: 6th Jun 2018 in 'U.K.'
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