§ 12. Mr. Sorensenasked the President of the Board of Trade how the present export of motor cars to the United States of America compares with exports during the last five years; and what consultations he has had with motor car manufacturers with a view to their still greater adaptation of cars to meet United States requirements.
§ Sir D. EcclesExports to the United States of America of new cars during the first ten months of this year were valued at £31.4 million. The comparable figures for the previous five years have varied between £8.4 million and £12.6 million. The motor manufacturers have, therefore, been very successful in this market and they are the best judges of how to maintain the expansion of sales.