The number of daily operations that took place over June grew 25.2% in relation to the same number of days in May, the Association of Auto Dealers of the Argentine Republic (Acara) reported on Wednesday. The entity stated in a statement that “at the same number of days of work, with 15 working days in June and 18 in May, the conventional car market shows growth in the daily average of operations of 25.2%, compared to the previous month”.
And he risked that as the plan began on June 7, “full month of growth would have been much higher.” According to Acara’s records, the June 0KM plan has “increased transit and consultations at concessionaires by 100%” and stressed that “if the authorities decide to continue it, the strongest impact on patents will be observed in July, as has 21 business days versus 17 days of June registration.” In addition to Acara’s numbers, representatives of automotive terminals made it known that they are working on a project to submit to the Ministry of Production that argues for an extension of the plan for another month. In this note:
