Car companies are planning short-term suspension of production at their European factories by the end of the 2011 season. Car market in Europe can be significantly impeded in the year 2012, leaving the automakers have planned the introduction of short-term holidays in their factories. According to The Financial Times, so companies want to avoid overstocking of warehouses and related damages. Among the manufacturers that will stop its European conveyors at the end of the 2011 year -2012 year for a few days, turned out to be Ford, Renault, PSA Peugeot Citroen and GM with the latter company has planned extra long vacation-about 60 days at the plant of Opel's Zaragoza of Spain and approximately 20-in German Eisenach, though these days and are calculated on the total period up to the end of the year 2012. Japanese manufacturers continue to increase production on the contrary, however, it is related to the overall business recovery following the tsunami in March 2011 year. Thus, for example, Toyota decided to slightly change the tactics have become more cautious, refusing to work on weekends. Experts predict the deterioration of the situation in the European car market. According to them, this is due to the economic environment, which only worsened over the past few months because of the debt crisis. However, the fall is not likely to be high because the market simply did not have time to recover from the crisis meltdown, they believe.