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News Digest – Summer 2016

June 7, 2016

Used Market Place Trade Talk This month saw a more stable market, after the return to work from the Easter break. Markets stabilised Both car and commercial sales have seen rises at the forecourt, with some dealers reporting a healthy increase in customers. This has had a positive effect at the auction halls, where some fairly frantic bidding has been

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