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Festive tailwinds drive car sales to record highs in October

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Economic TimesFestive tailwinds drive car sales to record highs in October
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Automotive sales reached unprecedented levels during October. Both the Economic Times and the Times of India report that this surge was propelled by seasonal celebration periods.

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