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Automakers forced back to bigger engines in new emissions era

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Laurence Frost and Agnieszka Flak
October 14, 2016 05:00 AM

PARIS -- Tougher European car-emissions tests being introduced in the wake of the Volkswagen Group scandal are about to bring surprising consequences: bigger engines.

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Dealership buy-sell database updates: Transactions across 8 states, new owners at 4 Nissan stores
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Three top 150 dealership groups were buyers and sellers of stores in Arizona, Florida and Pennsylvania, among the latest buy-sell transactions tracked by Automotive News.

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Gail Kachadourian Howe
Dealership buy-sell database updates: Transactions across 8 states, new owners at 4 Nissan stores
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Column: $20,000-per-vehicle fine, low EV demand is a recipe for disaster with Advanced Clean Cars II regulations
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Column: $20,000-per-vehicle fine, low EV demand is a recipe for disaster with Advanced Clean Cars II regulations
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Column: Automakers ignore human cost in quest to overturn California air pollution rules
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Column: Automakers ignore human cost in quest to overturn California air pollution rules
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GM Financial alleges Pa. dealership owes it more than $37 million for vehicles sold out of trust
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GM Financial alleges Pa. dealership owes it more than $37 million for vehicles sold out of trust

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