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BSCB needs your help today. In particular for two markets whose data source has gone silent in recent months: the Netherlands and Iceland . If you have access to a regular and reliable flow of data by brands and models for these two markets, please make sure to contact us here . We will offer you a free Platinum Membership. There are may other countries we would like to follow monthly, starting from the Philippines and Georgia, but also Algeria, Belarus, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg (models) and Venezuela. All in all, if you consult our site regularly and notice a specific market is not updated, this probably means we need your help, so don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have any info related to that market. Thank you very much in advance for your input. Matt

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You want a reliable ride, but you do not want a new car payment that eats your whole paycheck. Learning how to finance a used car the smart way is the difference between a car that feels like freedom and a car that keeps you up at night. You are trying to juggle your credit score, down payment, dealer pressure, online offers, and that one car on the lot you are already in love with. This guide walks through every step, in plain English, so you can borrow with confidence and avoid the expensive traps that so many buyers fall into. If you are in the market for a used car visit Enterprise Moto Group .  What Lenders Really Look At Before Giving You A Used Car Loan Before anyone talks about monthly payment, lenders are really looking at one main thing. Risk is the primary factor. They want to know how likely you are to pay them back on time. That risk is based on a few core factors. Your credit history, your income, your existing debts, the car itself, and how much you are puttin...

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Now that December and Full Year 2025 data has been studied, let’s focus on the latest launches on the Chinese market. This month is relatively quiet we have just 4 models hitting the charts, all Chinese. To fully understand the scope of the Chinese market, make sure you consult our Exclusive Guide to all 190 active Chinese Brands . 1. Ora 5 New Energy (3,815 sales) Ora, a brand by GWM, is in dire need of fresh metal as the brand’s sales fell -31.3% in 2025 to 33,931 units. The 5 New Energy is Ora’s first new model in 3 years! Originally a brand dedicated to BEVs, Ora was relaunched last December and will now offer PHEVs, HEVs and ICE vehicles. This is a striking development in the All-BEV Chinese market. An illustration is this new 5, which is launched as a BEV but will later have PHEV, HEV and ICE variant. The Ora 5 is a compact crossover at 4471mm long, 1833 mm wide and 1641mm tall with a 2720mm wheelbase. In its looks, it resembles the brand’s Funky Cat model with its round head...

The UK has long been one of the strongest markets for city cars. Dense towns, narrow streets and short everyday journeys helped small cars thrive, and over the last twenty years they became a core part of British car sales rather than a niche choice. In that time, certain models went from novelty to norm, shaping buying habits and influencing how manufacturers approached the segment. From the early 2000s onwards, city cars have evolved impressively quickly. What began as simple, budget-focused transport gradually expanded into a category that included style-led designs, higher levels of tech and a far broader appeal. Some models dominated sales charts, others built cult followings, but together they defined a period where small cars consistently punched above their size in popularity. Take a couple of minutes and join as we look back at the best-selling and most popular city cars in the UK over the past two decades, examining which models still capture the hearts (and wallets) of ...

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The Renault 5 is inside the Top 100 for its first appearance in the UK charts. After delivering to you an exclusive UK Top 200 models ranking in 2024 , we go further this year with a Top 395 All models chart. Discover the surge of the Jaecoo 7 (+12363.2%) ending its first full year in market just outside the Top 10, the Peugeot 2008 up 25.7%, the Tesla Model 3 up 21.6% and the Peugeot 3008 up 20.9%. In contrast note the -28.2% fall of the Tesla Model Y. New entrant the BYD Seal U is just outside the Top 20, while the Omoda 5 (+366%) cracks the Top 30. Other showings worth mentioning include the MG 3 up 34.3%, the Audi Q6 e-Tron up 504.2%, the Ford Explorer up 159.9% and the Kia EV3 up 941.7%. Other 2002 launches cracking the Top 100 are the Skoda Elroq, BYD Seal, Renault 5 and Cupra Terramar. The Full Year 2025 Top 395 All models ranking is here.

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Digital entertainment in 2026 feels less like “content” and more like an environment. You don’t just watch – you react, remix, comment, clip, predict, and move on. The phone is no longer the second screen; it’s the main stage, and everything else becomes optional decoration. What’s changing isn’t only the technology; it’s the social contract around attention. Creators expect quicker feedback, platforms compete to reduce friction, and audiences see entertainment as something that should fit into real life without requiring a full evening. For Bangladesh, the context matters. DataReportal’s “Digital 2026: Bangladesh” reports internet users reaching 82.8 million at the end of 2025, which helps explain why entertainment products are shifting toward mobile-first design and lightweight formats. The audience is large, active, and used to feeds. And that feed-trained audience doesn’t behave like a passive crowd. It samples, compares, and abandons anything that feels slow. A trailer is judge...

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The Jaecoo 5 EV is up to #6 in Thailand in November. 43,503 new light vehicles hit Thai roads in November, a solid 8.4% year-on-year increase. The year-to-date tally now stands at 554,341, down -1.4% over a year ago. Toyota (-6.7%) is in difficulty at 36% share vs. 38.4% so far this year. Reversely Honda (+7.6%) is strong year-on-year at #2 but its share is weaker than YTD at 11.4% vs. 12.2%. Isuzu (-13%) struggles but still ranks #3. The event of the month is the surge of Jaecoo, storming into the Top 5 at #4 with 5.9% share vs. #16 and 1.2% last month and #15 and 0.9% year-to-date. Its November volume accounts for 52% of its YTD total. BYD (+14.6%) is up YoY but down to 5.2% share vs. 6.9% YTD. GAC Aion (+231.4%), Changan (+101.3%) and MG (+42.2%) also impress in the remainder of the Top 10. Over in the models charts, the Toyota Yaris Ativ (+28.3%) brilliantly repeats at #1 with 10.5% share vs. 9% through November. The Isuzu D-Max (-8.6%) suffers but outsells the Toyota Hilux Revo ...