The emissions scandal has damaged public trust in carmakers. It is time for them to be transparent and honest about the challenges they now face The end-of-year sales figures have confirmed what had been becoming clear through 2017 for the UK's car industry: its austerity-defying, unique-in-Europe, five-year boom has well and truly ended. By December, a whopping 14% fewer cars were being sold than at the same time a year ago. As a barometer of economic and consumer confidence, as well as a point...
Murky defence of diesel does Britain's troubled motor industry no credit
The Guardian - 7 Jan 2018 08:59
The emissions scandal has damaged public trust in carmakers. It is time for them to be transparent and honest about the challenges they now face The end-of-year sales figures have confirmed what had been becoming clear through 2017 for the UK's car industry: its austerity-defying, unique-in-Europe, five-year boom has well and truly ended. By December, a whopping 14% fewer cars were being sold than at the same time a year ago. As a barometer of economic and consumer confidence, as well as a point...
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