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Dacia Registrations In UK Up 9.7% January- September
Romanian carmaker Dacia’s new car registrations in the United Kingdom rose 9.7% in January-September, to 20,386 units, at a faster rate than the auto market, which grew 7.08%, to 2,096,886 v...
Dacia Registrations In UK Up 7.7% In January-May
Romanian carmaker Dacia’s new car registrations in the United Kingdom rose 7.7% in January-May, to 11,895 units, at a faster rate than the auto market, which grew 5.68%, to 1,119,072 vehicle...
Dacia Registrations In UK Up 12% In January-April
Romanian carmaker Dacia’s new car registrations in the United Kingdom rose 11.92% in January-April, to 9,849 units, at a faster rate than the auto market, which grew 6.41%, to 920,336 vehicl...
Dacia Registrations In UK Up 10.4% In 1Q
Romanian carmaker Dacia’s new car registrations in Great Britain rose 10.4% in the first quarter of 2015, to 7,529 units, higher than the new car market, which rose 6.8%, to 734,588 units, a...
Dacia Sales In UK Up 18.4% To 2,189 Units In January-February
Romanian carmaker Dacia’s new car registrations in Great Britain rose 18.4% in the first two months of 2015, to 2,189 units, double from the new car market, which rose 8.3%, to 241,814 units...
Dacia Sales In UK Up 39.1% In 2014
Sales of new Dacia cars in the UK rose 39.1% on the year in 2014, to 23,860 units, but fell 26.5% on the month in December, to 1,503 units.
Dacia Sales In UK Declined 14.6% In November, Rose 48% In January-November
Sales of new Dacia cars in the UK declined 14.66% on the year in November, to 1,729 units, but increased 48.08% in January-November, to 22,359 units.
Dacia Sales In Britain More Than Doubled In January-April , To 8,800 Units
Sales of Romanian carmaker Dacia in the UK more than doubled in January-April, reaching 8,800 cars, the biggest growth in an overall market that rose 12.54%.
UK-Romania Trade Growth Rate At 16% - British Ambassador
UK Ambassador to Romania Martin Harris stated that the annual trade growth rate between Romania and the UK stands at 16%, which is a significant level in times of recession.