Irish commercial vehicle sales down 11% in April
Sales of commercial vehicles in Ireland fell by 11 per cent in April from the year-ago level.
Sales of commercial vehicles in Ireland fell by 11 per cent in April from the year-ago level.
Sales dropped to 1,106 from 1,247 in April 2011, figures released by the European Automobile Manufacturers Association showed.
However, year-to-date sales rose by a modest 0.9 per cent to 6,647 from 6,587 in the same period of 2011.
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