"The market sentiment continued to remain subdued, especially in the passenger vehicles segment. At Mahindra, we are happy to register a growth of 4 per cent in the segment and 8 per cent in the utility vehicles segment, on the back of our three recent product launches," M&M President (Automotive Sector) Rajan Wadhera said in a statement. On the other hand, Tata Motors said its passenger vehicle sales in domestic market during the month dropped by 27 per cent at 13,351 units as compared to 18,213 units sold in June 2018 due to low customer sentiments due to liquidity crunch. "Industry continued to remain stressed. However, the market is expected to bounce back soon," it added. Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) also reported 19 per cent decline in domestic sales at 10,603 units last month as compared to 13,088 units in June 2018.