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Volvo sale deal hits snag, Geely chairman tells paper

March 19 06:01 CET
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Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Chairman Li Shufu indicated talks to buy Ford's Volvo car unit had hit a snag due to problems at Ford Motor Co. "If the deal fails, the problem is not on our side. We have not violated any part of the agreement," he said, without specifying what the problems were. Read More »
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    McLaren unveils supercar to take on Ferrari
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    Mitsubishi boss defends decision not to deepen PSA ties
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    Despite scrappage boost, Ford's Fiesta will not be Europe's No. 1 seller in 2010


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    Burned German exec learns hard lesson from Chinese


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    Former VW executive Hans-Ulrich Sachs was optimistic and confident when launching Chinese brand Brilliance in Europe in late-2006. Today, he is disappointed and unsure whether Europeans really know the risks of doing business with the Chinese. Read More »
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    Is it too late for Ford to keep Volvo?

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    When looking over the Volvo S60 sedan – my favorite new product at this month's Geneva auto show – I started wondering whether it was too late for Ford to reverse its decision to sell the Swedish brand? Read More »
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    I invite you to join us at the Automotive News Europe Congress in Bilbao, Spain, on June 22-23.
    The theme of this year's Congress is "Solutions After a Crisis: Navigating Out of a European Downturn."
    It will feature a lineup full of pan-European industry leaders.
    Joining us in Bilbao will be: Nick Reilly, CEO of Opel; John Fleming, CEO of Ford of Europe; Victor Muller, CEO of Spyker; Ian Robertson, sales and marketing chief at BMW; Burkhard Goeschel, chief technical officer for powertrains at Magna International; Bill Kozyra, CEO of TI Automotive; and Arndt Ellinghorst, head of automotive research at Credit Suisse in London.... Read More »
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    Trio of suppliers give Skoda Yeti occupants inflation they can live with

    11:00 am U.S. ET | March 14
    Skoda offers nine airbags on the Yeti small SUV, seven of them are standard equipment. The suppliers of the airbags include: Sweden's Autoliv Inc., which provides the passenger airbag; Takata-Petri, a division of Japanese supplier Takata Corp.... Read More »
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    Fiat seen needing a run with Chrysler before spinoff

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