Russians bought 56,789 Dusters in January-September, fewer compared to 60,427 units in the same period last year. In September alone, Duster sales reached 5,652 units.
Dacia Logan sales increased 5.3% in the first nine months, to 40,365 units from 38,341 units last year. In September, Logan sales in Russia stood at 5,640 units, 36% higher on the year.
Sandero sales in Russia declined 17.7% in January-September, to 26,728 units from 32,490 units in the same period last year. In September, Logan sales declined 19.2%, to 2,863 units.
The top three best selling cars in Russia in the first nine months were Granta (Lada), Solaris (Hyundai) and New Rio (Kia). The best selling brand was Lada, followed by Renault, which owns Romanian Automobile Dacia, and Hyundai.
Overall sales of cars and commercial vehicles in Russia declined 13% in January-September, to nearly 1.78 million units. In September, sales declined 20.1%, to 197,233 units.