Companies are investing in trucks again! But it’s a long way from previous years

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Companies are investing in trucks again! But it’s a long way from previous years
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According to business.wprost.pl, the stagnation in the truck sales market is most likely over. Companies have recorded the first increases, but the results of 2019 or other periods are still very far away.

According to Wprost, in July 2020, communication departments in Poland registered 1,615 new vehicles over 6 tonnes. This result is much better than in June or May. However, if we compare it to July 2019, we can already see a decrease of more than 1 percent

DAF sold the most trucks in our country. The second place is held by MAN. Third place went to VOLVO, which knocked Scania off the “box”. Next places are taken by Mercedes, Iveco and Renault

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