Loading ...As many as 68,181 cars, that is 28% of the total 243,475 units sold in Romania January through October this year, were acquired via leasing agreements, with the remaining 175,294 units having been bought by contracting loans with the banks or in cash, according to the statistics of the Car Producers and Importers Association (APIA).
According to the Bursa daily, 111,949 import cars that were acquired on the domestic market, that is 66% of the total volume of 168,999 cars bought over January-October this year, were acquired with cash or by contracting loans with the banks, while 57,050 units, that is 34% of the total, having been acquired by contracting leasing agreements.
The best-sold brand in Romania over January-October, 2008, was Skoda, with 8,522 units, followed by Volkswagen with 7,302 units and Opel, with 7,253 units.
The best-sold brand in Romania over January-October, 2008, was Skoda, with 8,522 units, followed by Volkswagen with 7,302 units and Opel, with 7,253 units.
With regards to the acquisition by loan from the banks or to the cars having been paid in cash, Skoda ranked 1st again, with 12,875 units sold, followed by Renault, with 11,060 units, and on the 3rd and 4th positions, by Hyundai and Volkswagen, with 10,733 and 10,644 units respectively.
According tot he statistics by APIA, 37% of the total imported cars, that is 5,413 units, were acquired via leasing agreements, in October only.
According tot he statistics by APIA, 37% of the total imported cars, that is 5,413 units, were acquired via leasing agreements, in October only.
The favorite brands of the buyers of import cars who contracted leasing agreements were Volkswagen, with 1,284 units, Ford, with 911 units and Renault, with 501 units.
Ford ranked 1st instead in the preference of such buyers who contracted loans with the banks or paid in cash for their imported car, with 1,367 units, being followed by Skoda, 901 units, Renault, 896 units and Peugeot respectively, 636 units.
Ford ranked 1st instead in the preference of such buyers who contracted loans with the banks or paid in cash for their imported car, with 1,367 units, being followed by Skoda, 901 units, Renault, 896 units and Peugeot respectively, 636 units.
With regards to cars made in Romania, the APIA statistics showed that from a total 74,476 units sold over January-October 2008, as many as 11,131 were acquired via leasing, with the remaining of 63,345 units having been paid in cash or via banking loans. Approx. 16% of the units sold by the local brand Dacia was sold via leasing, with 63,345 cars having been acquired via banks or by paying in cash.
In October, sales of Dacia were made 14% in leasing (818 units), with the remaining 86% (5,094 units) having been acquired in cash or via banking loans.
Moreover, Daewoo’s sales this year, 6,704 units were made only via banks or with the cars having been paid in cash.
Moreover, Daewoo’s sales this year, 6,704 units were made only via banks or with the cars having been paid in cash.
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