Opel
PSA profits from Opel/Vauxhall when GM couldn't; Peugeot's coming to the U.S.
GM lost money over two decades; PSA made money in the first year.
Buick Cascada convertible likely dead after 2019
Opel announces discontinuation of Cascada, but no word from Buick.
PSA targets 15 states for U.S. comeback, but possible tariffs loom
After leaving the U.S. market by ending Peugeot sales in 1991, PSA now plans to re-introduce itself as a car seller in 2026.
Junkyard Gem: 1968 Opel GT
GM's mini-Corvette for Europe, now at the end of its road in Colorado.
PSA Group picks Atlanta for North American HQ
"Our unique needs in terms of technology, mobility innovation and car culture ultimately identified Atlanta as our perfect choice."
PSA seeks Opel refund from GM over CO2 emissions
PSA intends to pursue a legal claim, say sources.
Opel to electrify all model lines by 2024, speeding PSA transition
A fully electric Corsa is part of the plan.
Next generation PSA cars could meet United States regulations
The carmaker has allegedly already decided which French brand would be sold in the States.
Opel lost $250 million in the second quarter
PSA Chief Executive Carlos Tavares said in May he expects Opel to lose more money in 2017.
PSA moves fast to stamp authority on Opel/Vauxhall as deal closes
Gunning for economies of scale in building 5 million vehicles.
Opel presents holy-white Ampera-e EV to Pope Francis
General Motors' Opel division gives the Pope an Ampera-E as part of a broader effort to make the Vatican's transportation more environmentally sustainable.
Buick Regal, Hyundai Sonata
If shopping for a $30,000 midsize sedan, the Regal and Sonata merit your attention.
Former Nissan exec to lead PSA brands' return to the US
The first steps have been taken as PSA launches car-sharing service Free2Move at LAX.
Opel Insignia, the harbinger of a Buick, rolls out at Geneva
Not your father's Buick, er, Opel.