Car sales up 27% but Dublin rise is lowest

Dublin is the worst performing county in terms of year-on-year car sales — in a sign that the economic recovery is not restricted to the capital.

Car sales up 27% but Dublin rise is lowest

An analysis of new car sales by county released by Motorcheck.ie, found that Dublin, and its surrounding counties, are not out-performing other supposedly economically disadvantaged areas.

The study found for the year to the end of September, 90,603 new cars have been registered nationwide, which represents a 27% increase on the same period in 2013. However, Dublin is actually well below the national average, registering only a 20% rise in new car sales.

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