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The new car winners and losers in April
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Car sales in Australia experienced a decline in April, yet certain segments showed resilience. The Toyota LandCruiser and Prado, alongside utes like the HiLux and Ford Ranger, remained popular, with sales of large SUVs rising by nearly 8%. In contrast, Subaru faced a drop due to supply issues, while Chinese brands like MG and Haval reported significant sales increases. Diesel vehicle sales plummeted, with hybrids gaining traction, particularly among Toyota models.
Brands mentioned: Toyota, Ford, Isuzu, Holden, Mitsubishi, Subaru, Great Wall, LDV, Haval, MG
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