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Avanti’s Studebaker XUV bows in Chicago
Avanti Motor Corp. unveils the Studebaker XUV at the Chicago Auto Show on Feb. 13, 2003. Avanti planned to use a Ford F-250 chassis and offer buyers a choice of two Ford engines: a 6.0-liter V-8 diesel or a 6.8-liter V-10 gasoline powerplant.
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First Shift: PSA says it’s in talks to buy Opel
PSA 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.
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Daimler strikes EV agreement with workers at German plant
Daimler has struck an agreement with workers at Mercedes’s biggest transmission factory in Germany, under which work on electric vehicles will be based at the plant.
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Zetsche’s Daimler pay drops 21% in 2016
Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche’s total pay including bonuses dropped 21 percent to $8 million last year.
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Mitsubishi revives Eclipse badge for new compact crossover
Mitsubishi will resurrect the venerable Eclipse name in the new compact crossover it unveils at next month’s Geneva auto show, hoping to marshal memories of the popular sporty coupe that helped build the brand’s reputation for performance.
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GM, PSA confirm talks for PSA to buy Opel
General Motors and PSA said they are discussing a potential sale of Opel to PSA as part of an initiative aimed at improving profitability and operational efficiency.
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GM looks to sell European unit to PSA seven years after aborted deal
GM and PSA said they are discussing a potential sale of Opel to PSA. GM had a deal to unload its money-losing European division in 2009 before backing out at the last minute, saying its prospects there had improved.
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PSA says it’s in talks to buy Opel from GM
PSA said it is discussing a potential acquisition of Opel from GM as part of a strategic initiative aimed at improving profitability and operational efficiency.
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EU clears German plan for EV charging network
The European Commission said it had approved German plans for an EV charging network across the country.
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Daimler invests in U.S. vehicle finance app
Daimler is investing a double-digit million-euro amount into AutoGravity, a smartphone-based U.S. vehicle leasing and financing app as part of a broader push by the carmaker to build a digital platform for financial services.