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Diesel car sales fall by almost one third
Graham Watson
6th November 2017
There's been a precipitous decline in sales of diesel cars, of nearly a third, putting pressure on the car industry and, according to the article "the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) wants to see government-backed incentives to encourage people to buy low emission diesel vehicles."
UK car sales down 4.6% YTD. Diesel sales hit particularly hard (-14.9%). Petrol & AFV up. Sales down across private, business and fleet. pic.twitter.com/nHq1pvRB6M
— Rupert Seggins (@Rupert_Seggins) November 6, 2017
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