Romcar has new sales manager

Romcar, general importer of the Ford brand, has revised its forecasts on this year’s sales, up to 17,000 units, compared with the original estimate of 15,000 units at the beginning of the year. Romcar anticipates this year’s sales will be 33% higher than those seen last year, given the launch of the new Ranger, Focus Coupe Cabrio, and in particular the Ford Mondeo. The company also announced that Dragos Magdalina had replaced Teodor Brusalis as sales manager. Brusalis has been appointed general manager of Romcar Motors, the retailer of the general importer. Dragos Magdalina began working for the company seven years ago, as coordinator of dealership sales, manager of dealership sales, and manager of retail sales. Romcar, which is controlled by Tiriac Auto, was set up in 1992 and has a national network of 22 authorised distributors. The company distributes 13 models of Ford, both automobiles and light commercial vehicles. The company sold 12,814 vehicles last year, accounting for a 4.3% market share, with its market share of imported vehicles standing at 8.16%.