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ARTICLE · 05 AUGUST 2014

2014 Key performance indicators for automotive retailers (non-luxury & luxury editions)

The Australian new car market has continued its upward sales trend with official sales figures up for the year 2013.

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Welcome to the 2014 Moore Stephens Automotive Key Performance Indicators for Automotive Retailers – Non Luxury and Luxury Editions

The Australian new car market has continued its upward sales trend with official sales figures for the calendar year 2013, showing sales up 2.2 % to 1.138 million units, surpassing the 2012 sales record of 1.112 million units.

The market performance was supported largely by:

  • Franchisor incentives via interest rate campaigns and value added extras
  • Car affordability at its best level in decades
  • Relatively low interest rates and strong employment
  • Increased consumer sentiment

Within this environment we have seen a marginal increase in average dealer profitability. Overall, there have been consistent results within new and used car profitability. The continuation of franchisor low interest incentives, access to disposable income and an increase in car affordability has kept sales volume levels at an all-time high. The trend

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