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09-01-2019, 07:55 PM | #11 | |||
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the push is now to move 2018 plate MY19s and again because these were late 2018, not many either, probably enough to keep sales going in slow january.. Look, regardless of where buyers are coming from for D-Max sales, I think we should recognise that these buyers have sought out a great deal, value for money and a power train they like. So kudos to sales folk at Isuzu fo doing a great job of capturing more sales. Sales ebb and flow for all sorts of reasons, fleet sales time differently, buyers see a deal.... I just don't believe utes are a zero sum game where companies only benefit by others losing sales.. |
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