Price of Commercial Truck: A 0.66% Sequential Drop in September
www.chinatrucks.com: As statistics shows (the statistics was released by the Price Monitoring Center of National Development and Reform Commission and covered 36 major cities), price drop was the theme in domestic vehicle market in September, the price of Chinese made vehicles and import vehicles fell at the same time. The price of Chinese made vehicles have been on the decline for a consecutive 5 months by September, reaching a 0.10% sequential drop and a 1.22% year-on-year drop. The price of passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles were both on the downturn.
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