The growth pace of exports of domestically produced cars was faster than growth of the sales of the imported vehicles in 2006, according to data provided by the APIA (Automotive Manufacturers and Importers Association). Logan exports, which went up 36.8% against the level seen in 2005, reached over 76,000 units, accounting for over 95% of the total of domestically produced cars exported, according to data provided by the APIA. Overall, exports of domestic cars went up 36.4% to over 80,000 units, surpassing the growth pace of imports, which rose 34.5%, to 137,252 units. Aside from the Logan Sedan, Automobile Dacia shipped almost 3,000 units of Logan Station Wagon to Bulgaria alone, although this model had just been launched in October.