Turkey’s vehicle registrations decline in November
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
Turkey’s motor vehicle registrations decreased in November, according to data released by the Turkish Statistical Institute. The country’s vehicle registrations declined 1.3% year over year in November when compared to the same period of the preceding year. Registrations increased 67.7% for special purpose vehicles, 31.9% for small trucks, 18.9% for tractors, 11.8% for minibuses and 0.5% for trucks while vehicle registrations for buses, motorcycles and cars decreased by 43%, 10.3% and 7.7%, respectively.
On a monthly basis, however, Turkey’s motor vehicle registrations moved up 6%. In November, 55,870 new passenger vehicles were registered to traffic. Among the new passenger cars, Volkswagen accounted for 15.2%, Renault 14.2%, Hyundai 7.9%, Opel 6.6%, Toyota 6.5%, Fiat 5.6%, Dacia 5.2%, BMW 5.1%, Ford 4.6% and Audi 3.8% while the share of other brands stood at 25.2%.
By the end of November 2014, the total number of motor vehicles registered to traffic reached 18,767,989 units.
On a monthly basis, however, Turkey’s motor vehicle registrations moved up 6%. In November, 55,870 new passenger vehicles were registered to traffic. Among the new passenger cars, Volkswagen accounted for 15.2%, Renault 14.2%, Hyundai 7.9%, Opel 6.6%, Toyota 6.5%, Fiat 5.6%, Dacia 5.2%, BMW 5.1%, Ford 4.6% and Audi 3.8% while the share of other brands stood at 25.2%.
By the end of November 2014, the total number of motor vehicles registered to traffic reached 18,767,989 units.
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