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China auto sales declined in September as buyers shun Japanese brands amid island dispute

China auto sales declined in September as buyers shun Japanese brands amid island dispute

China auto sales declined in September as buyers shun Japanese brands amid island dispute

Published on October 10, 2012
Published on October 10, 2012
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China Association of Auto Manufacturers , China , BEIJING , Tokyo

BEIJING, China - A Chinese industry group says auto sales in September declined as customers avoided Japanese brands amid a dispute between Beijing and Tokyo over a group of uninhabited islands.

The China Association of Auto Manufacturers said Wednesday sales of passenger cars fell 0.3 per cent from a year earlier to 1.32 million vehicles.

Other foreign and major Chinese manufacturers reported relatively strong sales but Japanese brands suffered double-digit sales declines as buyers avoided their showrooms amid tensions over the islands.

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