Russian Car Market Expected to Shrink as Much as 20 Percent This Year
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Russian Car Market Expected to Shrink as Much as 20 Percent This Year



Auto sales in Russia are expected to fall up to 20 percent this year as economic growth slows, said AvtoVAZ CEO Bo Andersson. Russia’s car market ended 2013 with a 6 percent drop, according to the Association of European Businesses in Moscow. Read more »




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