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Old 03-09-2012, 01:30 PM
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GM buys part of Peugeot/Citron

Attention U.S. taxpayers: You now own a piece of a French car company that is drowning in red ink.
That's right. In a move little noticed outside of the business pages, General Motors last week bought more than $400 million in shares of PSA Peugeot Citroen - a 7 percent stake in the company.
Because U.S. taxpayers still own roughly one-quarter of GM, they now own a piece of Peugeot.
http://news.yahoo.com/american-auto-...-abc-news.html

Really GM is this the right time to do this? You just got out of the red yourselves!!! I hope it works out.
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Mon Dieu que se passe-t-il ensuite? Attendre une minute, que nous avons gardé la Peugeot 405 nous avons vendu l'année dernière, aw fichue!
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Originally Posted by 843de
Mon Dieu que se passe-t-il ensuite? Attendre une minute, que nous avons gardé la Peugeot 405 nous avons vendu l'année dernière, aw fichue!

I am and I don't even remember but 2 of those words LOL.
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Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose....
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Tellement vrai mon ami, il est très vrai.
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Cool I now recognize/remember 5 of the words you two have posted LOL.

Peugeot, 405, plus, change and chose lol.
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oh great. First they buy daewoo, now they buy the european equivalent. More unspectacular cars that we dont want to buy. :p
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Honestly I wouldn't mind if they brought the Peugeot 508 to the states, but that's just my opinion. Who knows though this could be a good thing for GM. From the looks of it both automakers have something to benefit from something like this. After all we've seen similar stuff with Fiat and Chrysler and Renault and Nissan.
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Originally Posted by ThatChevy
Honestly I wouldn't mind if they brought the Peugeot 508 to the states, but that's just my opinion. Who knows though this could be a good thing for GM. From the looks of it both automakers have something to benefit from something like this. After all we've seen similar stuff with Fiat and Chrysler and Renault and Nissan.
I don't think I know of a single place to go shop for a Renault around here. What cars did they and Nissan collaborate on?
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Originally Posted by 07azhhr
I don't think I know of a single place to go shop for a Renault around here. What cars did they and Nissan collaborate on?
That is because you won't find a single place to shop for a Renault in the states. They stopped importing cars to the U.S. in 1989. The last Renault sold here was the Medallion which was a.k.a. the Eagle Medallion due to Chrysler buying AMC from Renault.

Now as for the Renault-Nissan Alliance these two links should give you some more info.

http://www.renault.com/en/groupe/l-a...lt-nissan.aspx

http://blog.alliance-renault-nissan.com/
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