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Daily Archives: October 17, 2013
Asian Small SUVs to put pressure on Opel, Peugeot and Renault
Europe’s booming subcompact SUV/crossover segment has become a bright spot for brands such as Opel, Peugeot and Renault, but now their Asian rivals plan to make life tougher.
Ex-Morgan Motor Managing Director Charles Morgan fights ouster
Former Morgan Motor Managing Director Charles Morgan says he will fight his ouster from a management role at the company that bears his family name.
EU ministers back Germany to block car emissions law
European Union environment ministers agreed to German demands to scrap an agreement to cap average EU new-car emissions at 95 grams per kilometer in 2020 from about 130/g/km now after Berlin argued the target would cost jobs and damage its premium automakers.
BMW’s Quandt family donated $930,000 to Merkel’s party before CO2 block
German opposition parties accused Angela Merkel of pandering to the car lobby, after her political party received major donations from the family that controls BMW, just as Berlin was lobbying against tougher EU caps on carbon emissions.
