CBS: German cars are by far the most popular in the Netherlands

Posted on 08-01-2016 at 7:40 by MauritsH – No comments”

Wir haben es gewusst.

The sales statistics-bukkake is still far behind the back, as it turns out. Today, plunging the Central Bureau for Statistics, again, a bucket of numbers and graphs about our country, from which only one conclusion to draw: the Dutch buy still prefer a German car.

The CBS can draw their own parallels with Dieselgate and finds it remarkable that German cars still do so well on the market, but that may be a little bit short through the bend. The sale of Germans increased compared to 2014, with almost 25% and france (+22%) and Japanese (+20%) of brands did well. The corner where the blows fell? Seat and Skoda. The sale of Spanish and Czech cars increased by more than 20%. Cannot be otherwise than that those brands.

Please note: the figures of CBS are based not only on the country where the cars were made, or where the brand originally comes from. Also the place where the relevant note, a headquarters is of interest. So get the figures instantly a very different connotation, but who nevertheless have the seam of the stocking wants to know is below z’n pull. Anyway, 2015 a nice year in terms of sales, not in the last place thanks to the new bijtellingsregels for 2016.

Photo via Autojunk