French dealerships to start selling cars again

Car retail outlets in France, such as this Renault dealership in Nantes, will be allowed to sell cars again starting May 11. (Reuters)

April 29, 2020 12:49 PM

PARIS -- Dealerships will be allowed to reopen in France starting on Monday, May 11, subject to regional restrictions, as the country takes the first steps to emerge from a nearly two-month lockdown to slow the spread of the coronavirus outbreak.

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