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New-car registrations for South Korea's Hyundai Motor Co. rose 16% year-to-year with 27,786 new-car registrations in Europe last month.
Europe Car Market Shrinks Again Natascha Divac 2011
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New-car registrations at General Motors Co. 's European division were down 6.1% at 121,686 vehicles, with the core Opel and Vauxhall brands posting a 4.6% fall to 104,938 cars.
European Car Sales Slide Christoph Rauwald 2010
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Bloomberg News New-car sales above the 14 million mark are seen as a tipping point for a significant slowdown in replacement-parts demand.
Auto-Parts Stores Watch New Cars Fly By Kelly Evans 2011
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New-car sales in the U.S. totaled about 11.6 million vehicles last year.
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New-car sales above the 14 million mark are seen as a tipping point for a significant slowdown in replacement-parts demand.
Auto-Parts Stores Watch New Cars Fly By Kelly Evans 2011
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New-car prices, which jumped 1.1% last month, may ease as supply chains knocked off-kilter by Japan's earthquake and tsunami come back on line.
Consumer Prices Rise 0.2% Justin Lahart 2011
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New-car registrations in Santa Clara County rose to 50,000 last year, up from 41,000 in 2009.
Tech Boom Revs Up Demand for Luxury Cars Shayndi Raice 2011
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New-car registrations in Europe edged down 1.1% in January to 1.07 million vehicles as the market's decline slowed for the third consecutive month, but auto makers are pinning their hopes on exports to foster growth this year as demand in the region is expected to remain lackluster in coming months.
Business Watch 2011
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New-car shoppers appear to have already snapped up all the $1 billion that Congress appropriated for the “cash for clunkers” program, leading the Transportation Department to tell auto dealers Thursday night to stop offering the rebates.
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New-car registrations in the same period were down 28% year-on-year, according to the German Automobile Industry Association.
German Retail Sales Fall Unexpectedly Geoffrey T. Smith 2010
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