China Posts Strong Sales in SeptemberChina Posts Strong Sales in September
The performance marks the seventh straight month of 1 million-plus vehicle sales.
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Sales of locally built vehicles soared 77.9% from year-ago in China in September, reaching 1.33 million units.
The performance marked a 17.0% gain on August, as domestic sales exceeded 1 million units for the seventh month in a row, the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers says.
The September gain was driven by an 83.6% increase in car sales to 1.0151 million units, CAAM says.
The result left China’s 9-month sales up 34.2% at 9.66 million units, with car sales up 41.9% to 7.24 million.
Government news agency Xinhua says CAAM is crediting the surge in sales to the government's policies to stimulate automobile sales, including a cut in the purchase tax on passenger vehicles with engine displacement of less than 1.6L.
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