Europe, world sales forecasts continue to tumble

Vehicles at Toyota's factory in Valenciennes, France, which is restarting production on a limited basis. (Reuters)

April 24, 2020 11:11 AM

Analysts continue to revise their sales forecasts downward in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, even as the global automotive industry starts to stir to life again.

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