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The SMMT has released figures that show new car registrations rose 11.5% in April to 148,793, a tenth successive monthly increase. In total car sales volumes up on a weak 2009, with scrappage accounting for just 8.0% of the April market.

Good news for the UK economy was that UK-built cars again outpaced the market, growing by 25.5%

The SMMT are forecasting the 2010 registration volumes to 1.924 million units following strong start to the year.

Gary Bennett, MD of UK Car Discount, the leading online dealership for new cars in the UK, stated, "Once the new government, whoever it is, steadies itself, the number one priority must be keeping the economic recovery going with emphasis on increasing the availability of more and competive finance deals for businesses and the public."

April was another good month for UK Car Discount, despite the end of the scrappage scheme, and despite the possiblity of tough months ahead, the team are optimistic.

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