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Car sales in Wakefield

Car sales in Wakefield have been strong in recent years, thanks in part to the city's strong economy. The average price of a new car in Wakefield is around $30,000, and used cars sell for an average of $15,000. There are a number of dealerships in the city, and many residents find it easy to find a good deal on a new or used car.

The car industry in Wakefield has a long and rich history. The first car company in Wakefield was founded in 1894 by Charles Wakefield and his brother John. The company produced a number of different models of car, including the Wakefield tourer, which was very popular at the time. In the early 1900s, the company expanded its operations and began to produce a range of different vehicles, including buses and trucks. The company continued to grow and prosper throughout the first half of the 20th century. However, the company hit financial difficulties in the late 1960s and was forced to sell off its assets. The new owners of the company decided to focus on the production of commercial vehicles and the company was renamed Wakefield Trucks. The company continued to produce a range of different trucks and buses until it was acquired by the Leyland DAF group in 1987. The Leyland DAF group then went on to sell the Wakefield truck business to the Volvo group in 1993. Today, the Wakefield plant is still in operation and produces a range of different commercial vehicles for the Volvo group.