Should bring some interesting things to the US car market...
Should bring some interesting things to the US car market...
Phonetically, "jay emm."
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How do you say SAAB story part two? Bye bye Peugeot.
GM, please stay far far away from Citreon, I want a Xarsa some day, and i dont want it to be a badge engineered opel.
HappyAndy wrote: How do you say SAAB story part two? Bye bye Peugeot. GM, please stay far far away from Citreon, I want a Xarsa some day, and i dont want it to be a badge engineered opel.
PSA includes Citroen.
How much damage can be done with 7%?
neon4891 wrote: How much damage can be done with 7%?
A lot of damage can be done with enough 7% alcohol beer. 
So can Peugeot get back to racing now?
DukeOfUndersteer wrote: So can Peugeot get back to racing now?
Oh yes, please, this!!! Get the Corvette Racing boys and the Peugeot LMP squad together and go kick Audi's butt!!!
Javelin wrote:DukeOfUndersteer wrote: So can Peugeot get back to racing now?Oh yes, please, this!!! Get the Corvette Racing boys and the Peugeot LMP squad together and go kick Audi's butt!!!
They can slap a "Duramax" sticker on the side of it now!
neon4891 wrote: How much damage can be done with 7%?
It makes the chances of small, French cars being sold here seem even bleaker, but I would take any suggestions that this threatens the future of PSA as hyperbole for the sake of humor.
Well, we couldn't let Chrysler try to sell all the cars no one in America wants, now, could we?
SAAB. Perhaps Opel. Now Peugeot?
and with all the anti-GM comments I hear all over the web and news about the bailout.. why have I not heard an outcry over this?
Surely, this is the kiss of death for Peugeot.
wait a minute.. doesn't PSA own nissan?
In reply to mad_machine:
not unless PSA owns Renault
mad_machine wrote: wait a minute.. doesn't PSA own nissan?
Nissan is owned by Renault, I think that they are not connected.
HappyAndy wrote:mad_machine wrote: wait a minute.. doesn't PSA own nissan?Nissan is owned by Renault, I think that they are not connected.
Renault-Nissan is a cross shareholding situation and you're correct that PSA isn't connected to it.
oh good.. I was just having bad images of what kind of unholy marriage that would be
Since Chevrolet was started by a frenchman, it seems sort of natural...
Shouldn't GM be paying "somebody" for "something" with their money?
Its like they have completely forgotten about the last 10 or 15 years, here we go again.
Hey, as a share holder in GM, I do not approve this purchase.
wait what?
What do you mean we let GM off the hook for most of the bailout?!?!?!?!?
1988RedT2 wrote: Surely, this is the kiss of death for GM.
ftfy
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