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Sedans like the BMW 3 Series and Mercedes C Class are no longer in fashion in Europe, recording significant declines in sales, especially in the "corporate" segment.

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Elegant sedans, such as the BMW Series 3, Mercedes C Class, and Audi A4, have started to lose popularity in Europe, according to recent statistics on registrations. Sales of these types of cars have significantly decreased, and the trend is observed across all customer categories. However, the largest contribution to this decline comes from fleet customers, namely companies that purchase vehicles for their employees. This change in preferences suggests an evolution in the demands of the European automotive market, which is shifting towards other types of body styles such as SUVs.

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Nu mai sunt la modă Seria 3 și C Class pentru manageri. Companiile renunță la sedanurile de clasă medie pentru angajații de top și migrează spre un nou segment de mașini
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Nu mai sunt la modă Seria 3 și C Class pentru manageri. Companiile renunță la sedanurile de clasă medie pentru angajații de top și migrează spre un nou segment de mașini

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