Automakers have more cars on themselves – FAZ – Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

DUISBURG (AFX) – Almost one in three new cars is now first admitted in Germany to the manufacturer or dealer before it is sold to customers. The share of own approvals continued to rise last year, according to the CAR-Institute at the University of Duisburg-Essen.

“For manufacturers, sales of new cars is of course really lucrative,” says auto expert Ferdinand Dudenhoeffer from CAR -Institut. Especially with private customers, carmakers can earn in new car sales lot of money because they do not get so heavy discounts as corporate customers and car rentals.

However, the self-certifications are a means for producers to pump more volume in the market says Dudenhoeffer. So press artificially prices and attract more buyers, without having to reduce the actual price of new cars. Even for new cars are still found buyers.

Consumers will counter the trend towards more individual approvals. The ADAC estimates that approval alone a car – depending on the model
-. Lowers the value by 10 to 15 percent

2010, the share of own applications on the entire number of registrations at 26.2 percent last year, the value had already reached 30.6 percent, making it the previous year once again climbed by 0.8 percentage points. The data from the analysis of the CAR-Institute are from the Federal Motor Vehicle Office

lt In Europe’s largest carmaker Volkswagen &;. VOW3.ETR & gt; was the self-admission rate last year with 30.7 almost exactly the average for all manufacturers. Mercedes-Benz came to a level of 25.6 percent, BMW & lt; gt BMW.ETR &; to 23.9 percent. The Bavarians have so among German manufacturers proportionately the fewest cars on himself. Only the Ford & lt; F.NYS & gt; & Lt; FMC1.FSE & gt; Corporation, the years goes down the self-approvals according Dudenhöffer, had 23.1 percent last year, an even lower Anteil./fri/DP/das

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