Spanish new car sales up 26.1 percent in October
(MENAFN) According to Spanish Organization of the Automobile Sector, sales of new cars made in the country soared 26.1 percent in October from a year ago, Xinhua reported.
The Association of Car Manufacturers, the Federation of Associations of Dealers of the Automotive sector and the Association of Car Dealers posted a total of 76,073 new units sold in October.
Purchases made by individuals increased by 31.5 percent in October to a total of 50,539 units, while those made by firms reached 21,914 purchases, increasing by 17 percent on year.
Meanwhile, sales of new cars surged by 18.1 percent in the January-October period of 2014, to reach 716,746 units sold compared to 722,703 cars sold in 2013.
The Association of Car Manufacturers, the Federation of Associations of Dealers of the Automotive sector and the Association of Car Dealers posted a total of 76,073 new units sold in October.
Purchases made by individuals increased by 31.5 percent in October to a total of 50,539 units, while those made by firms reached 21,914 purchases, increasing by 17 percent on year.
Meanwhile, sales of new cars surged by 18.1 percent in the January-October period of 2014, to reach 716,746 units sold compared to 722,703 cars sold in 2013.
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