Car Torque: GM, Peugeot grow apart

It looks like GM will make another small step back towards the door in its tieup with the PSA, as the troubled French maker enters talks with China's Dongfeng.

 

David Linklater
Sat, 26 Oct 2013

It looks like General Motors (GM) will make another small step back towards the door in its tieup with the Peugeot-Citroen group (PSA), as the troubled French maker enters talks with China’s Dongfeng.

GM has held a 7% stake in PSA since 2012, with a shared small-car platform the main project

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