Mixed reports on car sales in New Zealand
Thu, Mar 4 2010, 05:52 GMT
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FXstreet.com (Sydney) – Car sales in NZ grew 13.4% during February compared to one year ago but fell 23.2% from January’s level. A total of 4302 new car registrations were recorded last month.
The Toyota Corolla fell to fourth place as the most popular vehicle while the Suzuki Swift claimed first place. Nevertheless, Toyota claimed the top stop for most popular brand, accounting for 12.8% of new car sales. Used car sales also fell 1% from January though were up 46.2% from a year ago. Commercial sales rose by 23.1% from January’s level and 7.4% from February 2009.

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