Europe expects two percent increase in car sales

The Association of European Automobile Manufacturers (ACEA) at its annual meeting in Brussels, presented the report on the European car market and unveiled forecast sales of passenger cars in 2015.

In 2014, the registration of new passenger cars rose by 5.7% compared with the previous year, reaching 12.6 million units. ACEA president Carlos Ghosn stressed the importance of this moment, because the first time since the crisis in 2007 was marked by positive year on year, while growth was seen 16 consecutive months.

However, experts advise to temper optimism, given the economic uncertainties that still faced by many countries.

In Association expects that enrollment growth will continue, but at a much slower pace. Projected growth will be 2%, ie approximately 13 million. New registrations of passenger cars per year.