JAPAN: Vehicle sales up 47%
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 1 September 2010
Sales of new passenger cars, trucks and buses in Japan soared 46.7% in August from a year earlier to 290,789 units for the 13th straight monthly increase, an industry group said.
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