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Romanians May Drive Cars Registered Abroad Only 90 Days
Romanian residents may not drive cars registered in other states for periods longer than 90 days, according to a decision adopted by the Government Tuesday.
Romania Ranked Second In EU By New Car Registrations
The local market saw the second-highest increase in the number of new car registrations in the first quarter of the year, according to the statistics of the European Automobile Manufacturers...
Clunkers Program Now Open To Companies
Automobile makers and distributors, as well as scrap collectors, can sign up for the 2012 edition of Romania's car scrappage program, which will become open to individuals on April 3.
Car Parts Heavyweights Begin Consolidation
They started to arrive in Romania in mid 2000s, drawn by Dacia, the cheap skilled labor and the advantage of export to Western markets. They built plants from the ground up and created an in...
150 Cars With A Price Tag Of Over EUR100,000 Purchased In 2011
Almost 150 cars with a price tag of over EUR150,000 were registered in Romania in 2011, down almost 8% from the previous year. The total value of these cars is higher than EUR25 million, ZF...
More Than 2.5 Million Cars To Be Affected By New Pollution Tax
Voted by the Parliament on December 15, the new pollution tax that made Romanians rush to the car registration offices last month in order to avoid paying it has yet to come into force. The...
Corporate Sales Drive Diesel Cars Market Share Up
Dealers sold almost 20% more diesel cars in the first eleven months of 2011 than in the same time of last year, according to the data supplied by the Romanian Association of Automotive Manuf...
APIA: Romania 10-Month Car Sales Down 11% On Year To 78,848 Units
Romanian new passenger car sales fell 11% on the year to 78,848 units in January trough October, from 88,582 units in the year-earlier period, the Automotive Manufacturers and Importers Asso...
Romania Has Twice As Many Expensive Cars As It Does High-Earning Taxpayers
Greece’s tax evasion, blamed by the whole of Europe as a source of the Greek government’s excessive indebtedness, has been shown by the Athens press to be reflected in the fact that the numb...