Drop in sales of light commercial vans reflects Brexit economic fears

Vans and small trucks are a bellwether of economic activity, and sales of them have fallen 13.4%, says Brian Byrne.

Drop in sales of light commercial vans reflects Brexit economic fears
Sat, 23 Mar, 2019 - 00:00

Vans and small trucks are a bellwether of economic activity, and sales of them have fallen 13.4%, says Brian Byrne.

THE uncertainty caused by Brexit and a general unease about global economic and political issues are negatively affecting buyer sentiment in the Irish motor trade.

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