Proposed since the 90s, the positive file has been going back and forth among politicians on the left, as well as on the right. Depending on whether they are in the opposition or in the majority, they are therefore for or against. Wanted by Sarkozy (and Lagarde) the positive file is no longer unanimous in the ranks of the UMP ... On the left, Benoît Hamon, who still hesitated on the subject 1 year ago, presented a new proposal for watered down positive file which only takes into account active consumer loans ... Are now excluded from the positive file mortgage loans and inactive revolving accounts. Instead of the 25 million registered positive files it is now estimated that they would only be 10 to 15 million… if the file is finally put in place. Since the 90s the bill has already been rejected 5 times by the national representation. It is now up to the Constitutional Council to give the green light.
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The month of August 2013 was not conducive to registrations: in total, it is -10.9% compared to last year. In all, just over 85,000 cars have been sold in France. It is a very bad month after that of July which, on the contrary, suggested a small beginning of recovery. Over the first 8 months of the year, the automotive market fell by 9.8% compared to 2012. Not all brands are subject to the same regime. PSA fell 17.3% while Renault rose 1.7% (including the decline in Dacia). For foreign brands, only General Motors (+ 15.9%) and Fiat are positive. The Volkswagen group has a -24.3% and Ford a -19.2% ... BMW is -9.1% ...
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