Automotive industry grows by 19 percent in Q1 of 2014
New car registrations in Romania grew by 19 percent in the first quarter to 13,300 units compared to the similar period of 2013, when 9,679 units were registered, as a result of a 10 percent increase against January-March 2012, according to Directorate for Driving Licenses and Vehicle Registration (DRPCIV). 2014-04-16 16:55:07
March was a very good month for the industry with 4,577 new cars registered, an increase of 37.7 percent compared to March 2013.The cars most in demand in that period were Dacia with 3,952 units, Skoda with 1,394 units, Ford with 1,229 units, Volkswagen 1,103 units and Opel 580 units.
The Romanians registered 46,800 second hand cars, 12 percent less than the previous year, when 53,000 units were registered.In March, the number of second hand cars registered (16,200 units) was 14 percent smaller than in March 2013 (18,800 units).
The classification in the second hand market after the first three months of the year is led by Volkswagen with 13,189 units, followed by Opel with 8,300 units, Ford 5,495 units, Audi 3,157 units and BMW 2,923 units.
On the overall, new and second hand car registrations in Romania dropped by 6 percent in the first three months to 60,200 units. The car park maintained its 5 percent increase in 2013 too in Romania, reaching 5.98 million units.
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