Five European auto market sales volume released

Comparison of five troubled European automobile market in the foreseeable future may be a difficult recovery from the Spanish automobile market, and the first out of the crisis is the German automobile market, the German automobile market decline narrowed, the current automobile market in the five major automobile market, only to have independent Italian figure brand cars, including Chery DR OEM car sales rose sharply, or up 132.5%, 479 sold in November, the Great Wall sold 55 cars, the Italian auto market has been down for 8 consecutive months of sales, sold 145,198 in November vehicles, down 21.1% year on year, the Italian ANFIA data show that 1-November sold 1,829,117 vehicles, down 8.2% year on year, forecast full-year 2010 total sales volume of the Italian automobile market in between 194-195 million vehicles, up down 10%, and the sales decline will continue until next March, the Italian automobile market in the last decade the average annual total sales of 225 million, the Italian automobile market will not return to pre-crisis level as early as 2014, the Italian own-brand cars in November sales accounted for 28.9% of the share of the automobile market, sold 41,912 vehicles in November, down 25.4% year on year, foreign brands sold 103,286 cars, down 19.3%, Fiat sales of top places to occupy in November, sold 31,184, up down 27.9%, the second is Ford, sold 11,976, down 32.7%, Opel ranked third, selling 9,963, down 9.2%, the fourth is the public, sold 9,196, down 20.6% fifth in the Renault, sold 7,864, down 21%.
French automobile sales fell seven consecutive months, sold 193,970 vehicles in November, down 10.8% year on year, the French CCFA data show that 1-November sold 2,023,410 vehicles, down 2.4% year on year, forecast full-year 2010 total Micro 2.2 million vehicles sold, down 3% (2009 total sales of 2.268 million.)
French own-brand car sales in November fell 12.5% year on year, sold 105,746 vehicles, Renault ranked top sales position, selling 42,728, down 13.9%, Peugeot sold 35,762 cars, ranking the second, down 2.3% Citroen sold 27,250 cars, ranking the third place, down 21.2%.