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Dacia Registrations In Germany Up 6.7% In January-April
Registrations of new Dacia cars in Germany rose 6.7% in January-April this year, to 14,609 units, while the German car market declined 8.5%, to 958,401 units, German car registration office...
Dacia Car Registrations In Germany Down 2.3% In 1Q, To 673,957 Units
Registrations of new Dacia cars in Germany fell 2.3% to 9,974 units on the year in the first quarter of 2013, while the German car market shrank 12.9% to 673,957 units, German car registrati...
Ponta Says One Of Germany’s Largest Carmakers Will Open A Plant In Romania
Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta said one of Germany’s largest carmakers will open a plant in Romania.
Dacia Registrations In Germany Down 3% In February, To 2,920 Units
Registrations of new Dacia cars in Germany fell 3.1% to 2,920 units on the year in February, while the German car market shrank 10.5% to 200,683 units, German car registration office KBA sai...
Germany Deals Heavy Blow To Romania’s Schengen Hopes
Germany forgets that it does EUR9B worth of business in Romania and rejects Romania’s Schengen entry in a political statement. The costs of the postponement amount to hundreds of millions of...
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...
Renault, Dacia Car Registrations In Germany Down 6% In 2012, To 150,740 Units
Registrations of new Renault and Dacia cars in Germany fell 6% to 150,740 units in 2012, while the overall German auto market saw a 2.9% decline to 3,082.504 units, according to German car r...
Romcarbon To Open Plastics Recycling Unit In Germany
Romanian plastic profiles producer Romcarbon Buzau (ROCE.RO) will set up a plastic recycling unit in Germany, the company said in a statement Wednesday.
Microsoft: Germans Come To Work In Romania In IT Because Life Is Cheaper Here
Some German employees give up jobs in their own country and come to work for companies in Romania because the cost of living is lower and the work environment friendlier.