Sales of new vehicles in Hungary increased 2.2% to 163,285 in 2000 from 159,768 in 1999, according to provisional results compiled by the Hungarian Vehicle Importers Association and just-auto.com.

Year-on-year, volumes rose: 2.6% for cars to 133,126 from 129,782; and 0.6% for commercial vehicles to 30,159 from 29,986.

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Hungary – Auto Sales
2000

1999

% Change
CARS
133,126

129,782

2.6
small
38,878

33,682

15.4
medium – lower
76,978

79,064

-2.6
medium – upper
9,526

11,087

-14.1
large
1,707

1,602

6.6
luxury
87

83

4.8
sport
349

403

-13.4
sport-utility vehicles
3,603

2,090

72.4
vans
1,998

1,771

12.8
COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
30,159

29,986

0.6
up to 2.5T
6,584

6,064

8.6
2.5T-3.5T
20,212

20,323

-0.5
3.5T
394

316

24.7
3.5T-5.0T
26

135

-80.7
5.0T-10.0T
1,411

1,438

-1.9
10.0T-15.0T
263

278

-5.4
over 15.0T
1,269

1,432

-11.4
TOTAL
163,285

159,768

2.2

SOURCES Hungarian Vehicle Importers Association, just-auto.com








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