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Used: 2023 off to a bad start News from Auto Plus in your smartphone News from Auto Plus in your inbox

The automotive industry has been experiencing many difficulties for some time now. And for good reason, it has been affected by the semiconductor shortage caused by the health care crisis and the Covid-19 epidemic for more than two years. As a result, production and delivery times are significantly extended, and prices have also increased dramatically. As a result, sales of new cars fell completely. But from the second-hand side, it does not necessarily become pinker, on the contrary. And it is not for nothing that this market also experiences a lot of difficulties.

Declining sales

During 2022, sales were quite low and almost continuously declined. And delays in the delivery of new cars did not happen for a reason. Indeed, tired of waiting for their car, motorists rushed to the village used vehicles. Until the creation of a real deficit. However, the market picked up a bit last December. Good news, which in the end did not last. Indeed, the January figures are not very encouraging. Indeed, transactions fell again by about 6.4%.

All affected brands

On the other hand, and this is pretty good news for those looking to change cars, prices have come down a bit. Well, the drop is minimal as it is only about 0.1%, but that’s all. In general, all manufacturers were affected by the drop in sales, including Peugeot, Renault and even Citroën in the French brand market. On the other hand, DS Automobiles is in the red, sales increased by 89.8% in January alone.

Author: Mary Lizak
Source: Auto Plus

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