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Dealers see sales soar | News, Sports, Jobs - Tribune Chronicle

business@tribtoday.com WARREN Automobile dealers in the Mahoning Valley posted tremendous sales gains in April, the third consecutive month the industry experienced growth as it continues to come back from a year hurt by the viral outbreak. Local sales soared 144 percent for the month, which saw dealers sell 5,789 vehicles, according to the latest data from the Greater Cleveland Automobile Dealers’ Association. In April 2020, dealers in the region sold 2,371 vehicles. For the year so far, sales are up 26 percent to 20,125. Over the same four-month period last year, sales were down 56 percent under the pressure of the state’s discontinued stay-at-home order that kept consumers away from dealer lots.

Police get new license plates | News, Sports, Jobs

Staff photo / Nathanael Hawthorne From left, Austintown Sgt. Valorie Delmont, Jeffrey McFalls, and Lt. Mark Skowron, stand by one of the Austintown police cruisers fitted with the new rear license plates McFalls designed for the department. McFalls created the design and now all the vehicles will bare his creation. AUSTINTOWN The township police cruisers will have a slightly altered look after a donation of newly designed license plates were gifted to the police department. Jeffrey McFalls, of Niles, created the new plates and presented them to police Chief Robert Gavalier at Monday’s trustee meeting. The new design adds the Austintown Fitch “F” signifying the relationship between the high school and the police department, township Trustee Jim Davis said.

Auto sales up 34% in March | News, Sports, Jobs

Apr 7, 2021 WARREN Automobile dealers in the Mahoning Valley posted their second consecutive month of growth in March from the previous year, when the viral outbreak stunted what was setting up to be a promising year for sales. Dealerships reported selling 6,002 cars last month, a 34 percent increase from March 2020, halfway through which restrictions to slow the spread of the virus caused consumers to stay at home rather than bargain on lots. In March 2020, dealers in the region had sold 4,458 vehicles. The latest data from the Greater Cleveland Automobile Dealers’ Association also shows sales are up 5.6 percent in the first quarter of the year to 14,483. The rebound in March helped dealers push ahead of last year’s pace after lackluster sales in January and February a two-month stretch that saw sales fall 8.5 percent from 2020.

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