EU car sales growth expected to slow to 1%, ACEA says

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Philip Blenkinsop

February 09, 2017 05:00 AM

BRUSSELS -- Car sales in the European Union are expected to grow by about 1 percent in 2017, a sharp slowdown from last year, the European auto industry association ACEA said on Wednesday.

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