Australians bought 100,005 vehicles last month, about 19,000 more than the same month last year, when much of the country was plunged into COVID-19 lockdown. The result was the best March since 2018.
A global shortage of semi-conductors for onboard computers has choked supply lines for some brands, leaving customers waiting months for their cars to be delivered. The MG ZS is now the country’s favourite small SUV and its MG3 small hatch outsells its nearest rival the Toyota Yaris two-to-one.
Source: Car News Wire (carnewswire.net)
I see a lot of Kia’s, MG’s & I’30’s in my area
I don’t know anyone who owns a chinese branded car nor do I see many on the road. What kind of a bs plug is this?
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