PARIS, Dec 1 (Reuters) - French car sales rose 18 percent percent in November, contributing to a stable full-year outlook and benefiting from comparison with a particularly poor performance a year earlier, data published on Wednesday showed.
New car registrations in November rose to 176,090 vehicles from 149,236 in November 2003, France's CCFA car makers' association said.
On an underlying basis, sales rose 12.1 percent, based on the same number of business days.
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