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Sales of Bentley in Russia were down by a third (32%) in January-July 2017 compared to the same period in 2016, according to the analytical agency Autostat.
In the first seven months of 2017 the number of new Bentley cars sold in Russia was 131 units, which is 32% less than in the same period last year (193 units), the agency said, cited by Vedomosti.
At the same time, about 60% of Bentley cars were sold in Moscow and Moscow Region (79 pcs.). In St. Petersburg, 11 cars were bought, and another nine in the Krasnodar Region. Three units were sold in Irkutsk Region. Residents of 15 different regions bought another single car in each region.
The most popular model is the Bentayga SUV, according to Autostat. In January-July Bentley it sold 88 Bentaygas, which is two-thirds of the total volume of Bentley cars sold in Russia. Next in popularity among Russians are the Continental and Flying Spur models (22 and 15 pieces accordingly).
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