FRANKFURT (Reuters) -- Greece suffered the sharpest drop in new-car registrations of any western European car market in June, falling 22 percent amid political uncertainty in the run-up to the country's bailout referendum.
FRANKFURT (Reuters) -- Greece suffered the sharpest drop in new-car registrations of any western European car market in June, falling 22 percent amid political uncertainty in the run-up to the country's bailout referendum.
Despite discounts by brands such as Ford and Stellantis, the average new-vehicle price rose 2.5 percent in April, and more increases are expected.