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Japanese vehicle registrations fell by 1.5% in 2019

10/01/20 -"Car and truck registrations increased by 3% through to September of last year, but the VAT increase as of 1 October resulted in the worst Q4 numbers in the last decade. In fact, each of these three ..."

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