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New-car registrations drop by a third as vehicle market cools

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  • Daily Mirror reports that total vehicle registrations fell 12.1% month on month.
  • Two-wheelers made up more than three-quarters of the decline.
  • Registrations of cars, SUVs and commercial vehicles also fell.

Daily Mirror reports that vehicle registrations in Sri Lanka declined 12.1% in October compared with the previous month, citing data compiled by JB Securities.

Daily Mirror reports that two-wheelers accounted for more than three-quarters of the overall decrease. Registrations of cars, SUVs and commercial vehicles also fell.

Based on: Daily MirrorWritten by AI from Daily Mirrorthese outlets’ reports. Not reviewed by an editor. It can be wrong — the original reports are the authority. .
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