One In Every Three Cars In Brazil Will Be Imported

According to the National Association of Vehicle Manufacturers (Anfavea), the car imports this year will be the largest in the history of the Brazilian automotive industry, the share of imported cars which was 5% in 2005 should reach 23% this year.  This index, however, is considered conservative by analysts, who indicate that models made ​​in other countries account for almost one third of the market, the equivalent of one million vehicles - more than the production of Volkswagen, the largest manufacturer in the industry, which was 826 000 units in 2010.
In 2010, the country imported 660,000 vehicles (18.8% of sales).  In the first half, 390,000 vehicles were imported, 38% more than in 2010. Of this total, only 90,300 were brought in by importers without local factories. 

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Opportunities are abundant not only for exporting vehicles to Brazil but also to export certain parts and accessories for this growing number of imports and there's no better place than Florida for the quick and efficient logistics and deliveries required for competitiveness.