LONDON: Sales of diesel cars have continued to drop significantly, with the first figures of 2018 showing a 25% fall from last January. Overall, the UK’s new car market declined by 6.3% in January with 163,615 cars leaving showrooms. It follows a downward trend that started last April after years of record growth.
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said the decline in diesel sales was concerning, although dealers said the figures were “an expected correction”.
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