There are some areas of life where surprises are more probable than in others. One of them is the economy. And the surprise may be even bigger when the matter concerns industries more vulnerable to any dramatic changes like the automotive. The latest figures provided by dealers and other organiations show that numbers of vessels purchased is on rise, but the expense on them is going down. The economy is one of those disciplines which are full of surprises. And it can be especially surprising when the matter concerns such industries vulnerable to economic changes as the automotive area. The new figures released by dealers and automotive organisations show that the number of vehicles being bought is rising, but the expenditure on them is actually going down. This gives a conclusion that it is mainly used cars and small new cars which are purchased. The latest car index delivers by the AA definitely shows that more and more people are willing to buy cars. This sounds like good news for the industry. At the same time, however, the number of motorists opting for used cars with good technical performance is higher than the number of those looking to buy new machines. And among the used cars are diesel units which are rising in popularity; accounting for some 43 percent of all sales. For now it looks like customers are eager to choose one of two options. With the average price of bought vehicle standing at around five thousand pounds, motorists are either keen on getting used cars of good quality or new machines of small size. Whatever the choice, better times seem to be coming back to the car industry and especially the used cars market
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