THAILAND: Thai sales jump 23% in November

Author: Tony Pugliese | 22 December 2009

New vehicle sales in Thailand rose by 23.8% to 57,031 units in November, from 46,068 units a year earlier, according to data released by Toyota Motor Thailand.

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