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ACEA expects European sales to plunge 25% this year

(STEFAN WERMUTH/REUTERS)
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By:
Peter Sigal
June 23, 2020 09:43 AM

The European automakers association, ACEA, has radically revised downward its 2020 forecast for passenger-car sales after the coronavirus pandemic led to a collapse in demand.

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