9314.0 - Sales of New Motor Vehicles, Australia, Aug 2002
ARCHIVED ISSUE Released at 11:30 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 18/09/2002
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MEDIA RELEASE
August new motor vehicle sales trend firm: ABS The trend estimate for total new motor vehicle sales increased by 0.8% in August. The main component of the increase was other vehicles, which continued to show strong growth, rising 1.7% since July. New passenger vehicle sales rose marginally (0.3%). Over the twelve months to August 2002, the trend estimate for total new vehicle sales rose 8.1%. The strongest growth was in Queensland (18.3%), with sales increasing in both passenger vehicles (17.3%) and other vehicles (19.7%). Victoria (-1.5%) and the Northern Territory (-1.0%) were the only state/territory to show negative growth in new passenger vehicle sales over the year. Seasonally adjusted sales of total new motor vehicles increased by 4.1% in August 2002 with sales of other vehicles increasing by 5.9% and passenger vehicles increasing by 3.2%. Passenger vehicle sales in Tasmania declined by -0.6% in seasonally adjusted terms from July, the only state/territory to do so. Sales of New Motor Vehicles, August 2002
This publication draws on new motor vehicle sales data provided by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI). Media please note: Further details are in Sales of New Motor Vehicles, Electronic Publication, (cat. no. 9314.0) available on this site. Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window.
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