India, March 25 -- Europe's new car registrations declined for the second straight month in February due to sharp reductions in Germany and Italy, the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association, or ACEA, said on Tuesday.
New car sales were down 3.4 percent on a yearly basis in February, after a 2.6 percent drop in January.
The German market reported the biggest monthly fall of 6.4 percent, followed by a 6.2 percent decrease in Italy.
In the year-to-date period, EU car sales logged an annual fall of 3.0 percent. Among major markets, only Spain recorded an increase, which was up 8.4 percent.
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Sales in Italy and Germany decreased 6 percent and 4.6 perc...