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Week in review: Carmakers address crisis

Industry chiefs meet at the Geneva auto show to discuss how to rationalise a 20 per cent excess in plant capacity across Europe

Peugeot backs call for EU common policy

Philippe Varin echoes Fiat chief in urging Brussels to take the lead in helping carmakers restructure to pre-empt interventions by countries

Peugeot launches €1bn rights issue

French carmaker aims to use proceeds of the share offer to launch a new low-CO2 small-car platform and expand in emerging markets with its partner GM

Fiat chief calls for EU intervention

Sergio Marchionne has urged the European Union to deal with overcapacity in the continent’s chronically oversupplied car market

Former Porsche CFO charged with fraud

Allegations stem from failed attempt to acquire the much larger VW in 2008, which put the premium carmaker at risk of bankruptcy

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Carmakers eye luxury SUV market

Bentley’s chief hopes the EXP 9 F, which was unveiled amid polarised opinion, will add unprecedented bling – and profit – to the UK carmaker

GM/Peugeot: change of gear

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Investors are puzzling over whether this is a prudent start to something big, or a disappointingly unambitious response to industry conditions

Entry-level vehicles are engine of profits

The entry range is a big business and one of the sector’s most profitable areas, writes John Reed

Electronic age forces wholesale rethink

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Manufacturers are facing up to the risk of their products becoming increasingly marginalised, reports John Reed

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