New car registrations in the EU27 fell by 8,7% in January versus the same period in 2012 to 885.159 units. This was communicated by the European Association of Acea manufacturers. The Fiat group recorded a drop of 12,3% to 59.704 with a market share down to 6,7% (from 7% a year earlier) with a drop limited to 4% for sales of the Fiat brand (5,2, 5% share compared to 2012% in January XNUMX).
Worst performances by Lancia-Chrysler (-31,5% sales, 0,7% share), Alfa Romeo (-37,2%, 0,6% share) and Jeep (-15,8%, 0,2 .1990% share). And so the European car market in January marked an all-time low for the month since the Acea manufacturers' association began publishing the data in 27. Acea communicates this, specifying that the registrations of new cars in Europe 8,7 dropped 885.159% last month to XNUMX units.
