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GM-PSA rumors may be a 'stalking horse'

Paul McVeigh is managing editor at Automotive News Europe.
June 28, 2013 05:00 AM

Reports that the Peugeot family is willing to hand over its struggling automotive business to General Motors or China's Dongfeng Motor may have an ulterior motive.

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