A rise in the rate of new car sales is normally aligned with a robust supply chain operating efficiently and with clear visibility of any potential mid-term turbulence. However, as the US experienced a resurgence in sales of cars and light trucks in September, boosted by a need to replace flood-damaged vehicles in the wake of Hurricanes Irma and Harvey, there are question marks hanging over the breadth of the potential disruption caused by these recent tragedies.
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