Nicaragua: Car sales increase 25%The union of importers of vehicles projects closing the year with a total of 19,000 new units sold, 25% more than the figures of 2014.Friday, November 20, 2015
In 2014 more than 15,000 new vehicles were sold in the country, with sedan cars leading Nicaraguan preferences. At the end of the year, the Nicaraguan Association of Motor Vehicle Distributors (Andiva) projects having sold up to 19 thousand units, including motorcycles. Source: elnuevodiario.com.ni ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Are you interested in tenders in the region? Receive daily alerts about major purchases by governments in Central America. Find out more: Need assistance? Contact us
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Auto Market Affected by the CrisisAugust 2018 Car dealerships in Nicaragua report that only 200 units were sold in July, well below the 2,000 vehicles sold on average several months ago. Nicaragua: Outlook for the Automotive MarketNovember 2017 The union of vehicle distributors projects better results in the second semester than those obtained between January and June, closing the year 2017 with 19,000 units sold. A Lot More New Cars in NicaraguaFebruary 2016 In 2015 the import of new cars grew by 25%, led by sales of compact cars, and driven by an increase in purchasing power and greater access to credit on the part of Nicaraguans. 30% Increase in New Car Sales in NicaraguaJuly 2011 Although the numbers do not match those of 2007, a record year, in 2011 Nicaraguans are set to spend $112 million on new vehicles.
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