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In November, new car sales in Europe increased by 1 percent to 989,457 vehicles, according to data provided by ACEA, the automotive industry association. It was the 15th consecutive month that registrations rose – but things are still far from rosy.
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- European Car Sales Post First Gain In 19 Months Thanks To Growth In Germany, Spain And Uk
Car sales in Europe rose for the first time in 19 months, mainly led by growth in Germany, Spain and the UK. Registrations in April rose 1.8 percent to 1.08 million vehicles, up from 1.06 million cars a year earlier, according to data from the European...
- Porsche May Halt Weekend Shifts At Zuffenhausen Plant Due To Reduced Demand In Europe
Since September, Porsche’s main plant at Zuffenhausen has been running eight extra shifts in order to satisfy demand for the all-new 911. Yesterday, the carmaker announced that its global sales increased by 24 percent, to 11,688 vehicles, in October....
- European Car Sales Down 17.2% In First Quarter Of 2009, Iceland Down 91.3%!
The European car market fell 17.2 percent in the first quarter of 2009 with a total of 3,439,720 new registrations compared to 4,154,778 units in the same period last year, the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA) announced today....
- Japanese And South Korean Car Sales Plummet In November
Sales of new cars in Japan and South Korea dropped by nearly 30 percent last month, confirming that the downturn in the auto industry is global. According to data provided by the Japan Automobile Dealers Association, November car and truck sales in Japan...
- Toyota Becomes A Member Of The European Automobile Manufacturers Association
Confirming earlier reports this month the Board of Directors of ACEA announced that it has recommended accepting the application of Toyota Motor Europe (TME) to become a full member of the European Automobile Manufacturers Association. For protocol reasons...
Cars
European New Car Sales on the Rise, Still “No Party Timeâ€
In November, new car sales in Europe increased by 1 percent to 989,457 vehicles, according to data provided by ACEA, the automotive industry association. It was the 15th consecutive month that registrations rose – but things are still far from rosy.
Read more »
- European Car Sales Post First Gain In 19 Months Thanks To Growth In Germany, Spain And Uk
Car sales in Europe rose for the first time in 19 months, mainly led by growth in Germany, Spain and the UK. Registrations in April rose 1.8 percent to 1.08 million vehicles, up from 1.06 million cars a year earlier, according to data from the European...
- Porsche May Halt Weekend Shifts At Zuffenhausen Plant Due To Reduced Demand In Europe
Since September, Porsche’s main plant at Zuffenhausen has been running eight extra shifts in order to satisfy demand for the all-new 911. Yesterday, the carmaker announced that its global sales increased by 24 percent, to 11,688 vehicles, in October....
- European Car Sales Down 17.2% In First Quarter Of 2009, Iceland Down 91.3%!
The European car market fell 17.2 percent in the first quarter of 2009 with a total of 3,439,720 new registrations compared to 4,154,778 units in the same period last year, the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA) announced today....
- Japanese And South Korean Car Sales Plummet In November
Sales of new cars in Japan and South Korea dropped by nearly 30 percent last month, confirming that the downturn in the auto industry is global. According to data provided by the Japan Automobile Dealers Association, November car and truck sales in Japan...
- Toyota Becomes A Member Of The European Automobile Manufacturers Association
Confirming earlier reports this month the Board of Directors of ACEA announced that it has recommended accepting the application of Toyota Motor Europe (TME) to become a full member of the European Automobile Manufacturers Association. For protocol reasons...