On March 8, scrapyards in Samara began operating as part of a new experimental project. The program - which allows consumers to turn in cars that are 10 years... 11.03.2010, Sputnik International
On March 8, scrapyards in Samara began operating as part of a new experimental project. The program - which allows consumers to turn in cars that are 10 years old or more in exchange for a 50,000 Rbs ($1,800) discount on a domestically manufactured car - was launched in 49 Russian regions on March 8.
On March 8, scrapyards in Samara began operating as part of a new experimental project. The program - which allows consumers to turn in cars that are 10 years old or more in exchange for a 50,000 Rbs ($1,800) discount on a domestically manufactured car - was launched in 49 Russian regions on March 8.
On March 8, scrapyards in Samara began operating as part of a new experimental project. The program - which allows consumers to turn in cars that are 10 years old or more in exchange for a 50,000 Rbs ($1,800) discount on a domestically manufactured car - was launched in 49 Russian regions on March 8.
The Russian government has invested over RUR 11bn ($371mn) in this program to support the Russian car industry, which was shaken by the economic crisis.
According to the Russian Ministry of Trade and Industry, about 60 to 65 Russian and foreign models produced in Russia will be eligible for the discount. Photo: Scrapping cars at Samaravtormet.
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