This week, there was less pomp and ceremony, but history was still made as the car carrying freighter Morning Cornelia set sail to China, carrying the first 250 Seat Leon cars from the factory in Martorell, to the Chinese ports of Guangzhou and Tianjin.

History was made as this is the first direct shipping link of this type, which Seat hope will allow them to sell 3,500 vehicles in China this year, which will be shipped over in loads of up to 400 cars.
Although Seat already has a presence in the country, this is the first time that the vehicles manufactured in Martorell could be exported directly.

Depending on the popularity of this model, Seat hope to expand their range into the Chinese market, providing a much needed boost to both industry and economy that has been void in the domestic market in recent times.

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In October of 2011, property sales were down by 18%, compared to the same time in 2010, but the November figure shows that the gap in the drop had started to close and an improved figure of 14.4% drop was recorded compared to the same month of 2010.

The difference has been relatively consistent throughout most of the year, with March showing an 11.9% decrease on the previous year, which then shot to 29.7% in April, 18.3% in May, 22.9% in June, 34.8% in July, 28.2% in August and 18% in September, the same as shown in October.

These figures are thought to show how the property market is starting to pick up and although unlikely to reach the same sales figures of the boom years, this marks another turning point for the future stability of the country.