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Auto market unlikely to fare worse than in 2010
03.01.2011, 00:06 | Cars | 983 views
The Romanian car market enters 2010 with growth plans, after three years where new car sales fell by nearly 70%, from 367,000 in peak year 2007 to around 120,000 units last year. The main elements that can influence the market this year benefit producers and importers of new cars, with the government deciding to keep the scrappage scheme under the same terms as last year, with three vouchers worth 3,800 RON each per acquisition, but hiked the pollution tax as of January 1st. Read more on ZF.ro
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