Sindonews.com --new vehicle sales in Australia increased by 7.6 per cent in April 2013, although industrial data may have been distorted by the Easter holiday.
As quoted from Inautonews, Saturday (4/5/2013), Federal Chamber of Commerce automotive industry Australia says, the total vehicle sales in Australia reached 85.117 units, compared with 79.097 units in the same period last year.
However, due to the number of days in April more sales from the previous month, the sales decreased 5.9 percent per day. The Easter holiday also makes it more difficult to compare with monthly sales in April dropped 12.6 percent compared with March, which Museveni reached 97.400 units.
From January until April 2013, car sales in the country increased by 5.6 percent compared with the same period last year. Demand for SUVS remain high in April rose 11.1 percent, or because of low interest rates on the credit of the motor vehicle, household income growth is solid, and the local dollar.
Meanwhile, Toyota remained the best-selling car in as a maker of Australia in April with a market share of 19.9 percent, while GM back to 9.4 percent as the second position, followed by Mazda with 9.2 percent. Fourth place taken by Hyundai with 8.6 percent, and Ford, which managed to take back some market share lost to 8.0 percent.
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