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GM sale of Opel to PSA could wrap up by July 31
June 8General Motors' Opel said its sale to France's Peugeot could be completed as early as July 31, pending regulatory approval.
Peugeot's U.S. return to be led by former Nissan exec Dominique
April 6France's PSA Group -- the maker of Peugeots and Citroens -- is taking its first significant step to re-enter the U.S. market by naming former TrueCar and Nissan executive Larry Dominique to spearhead the project.
Jeep, Nissan, Fiat, Infiniti among brands skipping Frankfurt auto show
April 6One of the world's biggest auto shows, in Frankfurt, will be missing at least nine brands this year including three Fiat Chrysler units, Nissan and two PSA brands, as more automakers shift marketing outlays.
Barra's move to sell Opel signals deeper change at GM
Feb. 14If General Motors CEO Mary Barra succeeds in concluding a deal with French automaker Peugeot SA, she will have delivered in an unexpected way on her promise to have GM “disrupt ourselves” rather than wait to be jolted by outside forces.
First Shift: PSA says it's in talks to buy Opel
Feb. 14PSA says it's in talks to buy Opel; Next Mitsu Eclipse to be crossover; New Lexus hybrid; Smart going all-EV in U.S., Canada; Chrysler's starring role in Comedy Central series.
PSA halts 3008 production after supplier plant fire
Jan. 31A fire at Recticel International's factory in Most, Czech Republic, has forced PSA to halt the production of the Peugeot 3008 at its plant in Sochaux, France.
Reliving the golden era of French luxury
Oct. 29, 2016Three-quarters of a century ago, French carmakers could go toe-to-toe with the world's best when it came to boundary-pushing style and grace.
Every brand wants piece of the action in America
Oct. 17, 2016Think the U.S. market is competitive now? With sales at historic highs, a number of overseas makers are seeking to set up shop in a landscape known to be hostile to newcomers.
U.K.-EU breakup threatens a key market and profit center
June 26, 2016The United Kingdom's stunning decision to abandon the European Union could slash automakers' profits by billions of dollars and cut new-vehicle sales by nearly a million units over the next three years, analysts warned.
Paris classics become weekend drivers only
June 6, 2016Starting next month, it will be illegal to drive through the streets of Paris on weekdays in a car built prior to before 1997, a legislative move on the part of city authorities to improve air quality.
First Shift: Industry having car trouble
May 31, 2016Snyder: Industry having car trouble; Profits up at VW Group, down at VW brand; Floods in Germany halt Audi production; Blast at Toyota supplier plant; France shedding PSA stake?
FCA has no deal to sell stake to China's GAC, Elkann says
May 25, 2016Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has not made any agreement with China's Guangzhou Automobile Group to sell a stake, the Italian carmaker's chairman John Elkann said today.
