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Dacia Registrations In Germany Up 5.7% In January To Almost 3,200 Units
Registrations of new Dacia cars in Germany increased 5.7% in January to 3,199 units compared with the same interval a year ago, while the German car market shrank 8.6%, according to German c...
Dacia And Ford Production Below Expectations In 2012
Vehicle production in Romania increased by almost 1% year-on-year in 2012, according to the statistics of the Association of Automobile Manufacturers and Importers (APIA), to about 337,800 u...
Dacia Car Registrations In France Up 10% In January
Romanian carmaker Dacia’s new car registrations in France rose 9.9% in January to 7,623 units, while the French overall auto market dropped 15%, according to the French carmakers association...
Renault Might Add Turkey To List Of Dacia Manufacturing Locations
Renault is in talks with Turkish carmaker Karsan Otomotiv to have Dacia Dokker made at the Akcalar plant in Bursa, Turkey, according to wardsauto.com, a website specializing in the automotiv...
Dacia's Car Production Down 6% On Year In 2012
Romanian automaker Dacia manufactured a little more than 307,000 cars in 2012 at its plant in Mioveni, southern Romania, down 6% from 2011, the second year of production decline.
Stroe: Dacia And Ford Can No Longer Count On Romanian Sales
The 11th modification of the car pollution tax and its change into an environmental stamp duty will encourage imports of old, polluting cars, while sales of new cars will continue to decline...
Dacia Appoints New Logistics Manager
Romanian car manufacturer Dacia has appointed Ștefan Gaibu manager for its central logistics department.
Dacia’s 2012 Global Sales Up Nearly 5%, To 359,822 Units
Worldwide sales of Romanian carmaker Dacia rose 4.8% on the year in 2012, to 359,822 cars, of which a little over 6% were sold on the Romanian market, where Dacia holds the top spot, the com...
Tavares, Renault: Dacia Is 10 Years Ahead Of Competition
Dacia brand with its entry-level model Logan need to remain competitive and keep the almost ten-year advance over competition, says Renault’s chief operating officer.