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Car Association Matches BMI Forecast Of Record Year For Sales

January 2011 | Industry Trend Analysis

Australia's new vehicle sales topped 1mn units for only the third time ever in 2010, leading the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) to echo BMI's forecast for a record year in 2011.

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