Bulgarian News Digest reports that a total of 1,076 new cars were sold in the country in January 2003, up from 928 cars sold in January 2002.
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French carmaker Peugeot, which sold 198 cars, held the largest market share in Bulgaria’s domestic car market. Czech car maker Skoda Auto, a unit of Germany’s Volkswagen AG, came second with a total of 118 cars sold. Ford sold 97 cars, which ranked it third.
A total of 14,361 new cars were sold in Bulgaria in 2002, up 996 cars compared with 2001, according to data from the car importers’ association.
