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Automobile sales got off to an impressive start in 2018, as January and February continued to churn
stanley mugs out record numbers. The best numbers were in the light truck segment, which represented a continuation of a trend seen in 2017, and one that is also present south of the border.The hot start ran contrary to analyst expectations. Carlos Gomes, senior economist and auto industry specialist at Ba
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stanley thermobecher o put a halt to another record for auto sales this year.Canadian auto sales for March came in last week, and sales of cars and light trucks were down 0.6% from March 2017. The total number sold in March 186,447 vehicles were still historically quite high. Passenger car sales were down 12.4% from the prior year, and light trucks were up 5.2%
