- France is one of the European markets that experienced the least variation between 2006 and 2014. Indeed, the overall change (negative or positive) of the number of registrations during this period does not exceed 5% in the French market. Whereas it reaches much higher levels in other markets, such as 8.5% for the Italian market, 8.9% for the German market and even 11.8% for the Spanish market. The average changes in the UK market registration levels reached 6.5% making it one of the most stable markets, with Austria (3.5%), France (4.8%), Switzerland (5.4%), Belgium (6.2%), the Czech Republic (6.3%) and Slovakia (7.0%). The highest change is owned by the Portuguese market (20.2%), followed closely by the Romanian market (18.8%).

- This average was calculated on the 2006-2014 period and is therefore only valid for that period, as it can significantly differ depending on the chosen period. It is the result of economic environment and the introduction of scrappage schemes that induce the variation of these markets, upward or downward.

- The 2014/2013 ratios show that major European markets are up, except Belgium. However the 2014/2007 ratios show that despite the recent increase, these markets except for Great Britain have not recovered their pre-crisis levels.

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