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October sales: Dacia Sandero reclaims top spot in Europe as Tesla Model Y slips

Dacia Sandero Stepway
The Dacia Sandero, shown in Stepway trim, is Europe's best-selling car through October, with more than 224,000 sales. (DACIA)
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Peter Sigal
November 20, 2024 09:47 PM

The Dacia Sandero reclaimed its top spot as the best-selling car in Europe in October, as the Tesla Model Y, September’s champion, fell all the way to 32nd spot for the month, according to preliminary figures from market researcher Dataforce.

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