As Many Cars Registered in Germany as Never Before
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The average number of cars per 1,000 inhabitants of the Federal Republic of Germany is 593 and this figure increases year after year.
The number of passenger cars has risen to 49.5 million by the beginning of the year, and never before have so many been on German roads. However, in some federal states the trend is in a different direction.
German automakers complain of massive sales complaints. There can be no lack of interest of the population. They drive more and more cars. This is especially the case in land countries. But there are also clear differences in the three city states.
The people in Germany continue to move mainly by car. Never before have so many cars been registered as at the beginning of the current year. There are big differences between the city and the country.
Cars continue to determine the mobility of people in Germany. Car density is falling in the city states, while new records are being achieved in land-based countries.
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INTELLINEWSOn average, there are 593 passenger cars in Germany with a population of 1,000. In the city states, the density of passenger cars declined, the highest in Saarland.
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