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TRUCK SALES * WORLDWIDE
* Europe - Commercial Vehicles: Registrations up 16.8% in February
Brussels,Belgium -ACEA (PR) -29 Mar 2011: -- In February, new commercial vehicle registrations amounted to 141,914 units in the EU, or 16.8% more than in the same month last year. All segments posted growth, except buses and coaches. The month counted on average the same number of working days across the region compared to February 2010. From January to February, new registrations increased by 18.5%, compared with the same period a year ago, totaling 290,695 units. Growth occurred across categories...
* New Light Commercial Vehicles up to 3.5t – “vans”: Demand for new vans was up 12.3% in February, with 118,040 vehicles** registered...
* New Heavy Commercial Vehicles over 16t (excluding Buses and Coaches) – “heavy trucks”: The segment of heavy trucks posted the strongest growth in February (+74.4%) with 16,397 new registrations...
* New Commercial Vehicles over 3.5t (excluding Buses & Coaches) – “trucks”: February results in the truck segment showed a 53.9% increase in the EU, which totaled 21,815 units...
* Belgium - Renault Trucks wants to recover 10% of the Belgian market
Brussels,Belgium -Truck and Business, by Claude Yvens -24 Feb 2012: -- 2011 after a year marked by a certain increase its market share, Renault Trucks will continue to rise in 2012 to find an overall market share of 10%. More than new 'products' outstanding (Kerax 8x8, Maxity Euro 5, with Magnum Legend Optiroll, but especially Midlum Optifuel, see elsewhere), it is on its virtues of low power that the trademark will base its marketing offensive... The balance between sales of tractors and rigids is considered 'normal', 2011 after a year marked by massive purchases more from the carriers, but Gatineau and his team primarily expect an improvement in market conditions in the second half...
* USA - Class 8 Truck Orders Drop 11 Percent
Nashville,IN,USA -The Journal of Commerce Online, by William B. Cassidy -Mar 5, 2012: -- FTR Associates reports February fall-off following truck-buying surge in 2011... Net orders for new Class 8 trucks dropped 11 percent in February from January, the second straight month of decline, according to research firm FTR Associates... Preliminary data released by FTR on Monday indicate total Class 8 tractor orders reached 22,243 units in February. Final data will be released later in March... The slide in order numbers doesn’t necessarily indicate slackening demand or an economic slowdown, said Jonathan Starks, director of transportation analysis...
* Brazil - Anfavea: February Auto Sales Fall 8.9% On Year
* New Light Commercial Vehicles up to 3.5t – “vans”: Demand for new vans was up 12.3% in February, with 118,040 vehicles** registered...
* New Heavy Commercial Vehicles over 16t (excluding Buses and Coaches) – “heavy trucks”: The segment of heavy trucks posted the strongest growth in February (+74.4%) with 16,397 new registrations...
* New Commercial Vehicles over 3.5t (excluding Buses & Coaches) – “trucks”: February results in the truck segment showed a 53.9% increase in the EU, which totaled 21,815 units...
* Belgium - Renault Trucks wants to recover 10% of the Belgian market
* USA - Class 8 Truck Orders Drop 11 Percent
* Brazil - Anfavea: February Auto Sales Fall 8.9% On Year
(Photo: A Truck stop in South America)
Sao Paulo,Brazil -Dow Jones/The WSJ, by Paulo Winterstein -6 Mar 2012: -- Brazil auto sales in February dropped 8.9% from the year-earlier period as a lingering global economic crisis crimps Brazilian consumer confidence, auto maker association Anfavea said Tuesday... Sales of cars and light commercial vehicles totaled 235,834 units in February, down from 258,803 in the 2011 period and also down 6.7% from January sales... Vehicle sales during the first two months of the year totaled 488,493, flat when compared with the same period last year... Brazilian auto makers exported $1.26 billion during the month of February, up from $1.15 billion in January and climbing from $1.17 billion in February 2011...
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