Car registrations rose by 6 per cent in August, marking their second consecutive monthly rise thanks mostly to the scrappage scheme encouraging trade-ins of older cars.
However, industry leaders said the sector’s turnround remained fragile.
By John Reed, Motor Industry Correspondent
Published: September 4 2009 10:03 | Last updated: September 4 2009 17:00
Car registrations rose by 6 per cent in August, marking their second consecutive monthly rise thanks mostly to the scrappage scheme encouraging trade-ins of older cars.
However, industry leaders said the sector’s turnround remained fragile.