In the first quarter of this year 21,379 cars were imported to Azerbaijan. In March import increased by 4.6% (326 cars) compared to the previous month.
According to the State Customs Committee, in March, 7288 cars were imported to the country. In January, this figure made 7,130, in February - 6962 cars.
The passenger cars totaled 90.9%, or 19,446 imported cars.
In January-March this year, 245 buses, 1475 trucks, and 213 units of specialized equipment were delivered to the country.
In 2012, the import of cars to Azerbaijan increased by 38%, and totaled 89,652 units.
According to the SCC, total cost of vehicles delivered to Azerbaijan is $ 220.4 million, by 23% less than in 2012.
According to the State Statistics Committee, in the first quarter of this year Azerbaijan was issued 44 trucks, 32 cars, and 77 tractors. 08D
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