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The Fiat brand sold 4,398 passenger cars
last month in Germany, that mirrored the
overall market trend almost exactly and gave
it a 2.3 percent share of all sales for
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German new car market started the new year off on a
negative note and Fiat Group Automobiles followed that
trend, Fiat saw its sales down 8.4 percent in January
year-on-year, Alfa Romeo's dropped 49.1 percent while
Lancia was the worst performer from the Italian
carmaker, shedding 64 percent.
In total 192,090 new cars were sold in Germany during
January which equates to a year-on-year slide of 8.6
percent.
The Fiat brand sold 4,398 passenger cars last month in
Germany, that mirrored the overall market trend almost
exactly and gave it a 2.3 percent share of all sales for
January.
Alfa Romeo's fade from the German market accelerated as
its sales collapsed by a half to just 354 cars. That
added up to a 0.2 percent share of the market.
That left Alfa Romeo as the market's third worst
performer for the opening month of the year behind
sister Fiat Group Automobiles brand Lancia (-64.0
percent) and Lexus (-62.8 percent).
Lancia nosedived in Germany last month, it lost almost
two thirds of its sales year-on-year to sell just 127
cars in January leaving it with a nominal market share
of just 0.1 percent.
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