Italian new car registrations in 2012 fell to their lowest point in more than
30 years, information from the country's infrastructure and transport ministry
showed Wednesday, as European consumers shied from making big purchases
Registrations in continental Europe's third-biggest market totaled 1.402
million units and a fall of 19.9% compared with the 1.749 million units sold in
2011
In December, 86,735 cars were sold, a fall of 22.5% compared with the
year-earlier month, the ministry said
Italy's biggest carmaker Fiat SpA said the overall 2012 numbers hadn't been
"so negative" in 33 years
In a statement, the Turin-based company said its brands sold almost 415,000
units last year, reaching a total market share of 29.6%, or 0.2 percentage point
higher than in 2011
As a group, about half of Fiat's European vehicle sales are in its home
market
German automaker Volkswagen AG saw 2012 sales fall by 18.3% on the year
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