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    An increase in car sales could be a sign of consumer confidence returning

    An increase in car sales could be a sign of consumer confidence returning


    More than 14-thousand new vehicles were registered last month - up 13.5 percent on October last year.

    It was the fourth consecutive month of year-on-year growth.

    Motor Industry Association Chief Executive Aimee Wiley says the last few months have brought some encouraging signs.

    She says there's been a rise in private and business buyers, and a particularly large rise in rental buyers.

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