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British new car production fell by an annual 10.6 percent in July, the 14th consecutive month of declines due to weak demand in EU and Asian markets and model changes, an industry body said on Thursday. Car demand has been hit by a number of factors in recent months including a slump in sales of diesel vehicles in Europe and weakening demand in China, the world's biggest automotive market. Last month, British car factories churned out 108,239 cars, hit by a 14.6% drop in exports, which account
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U.K. car output slumps nearly 11% in July on weak export demand
