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PARIS — French carmaker PSA, maker of Peugeot and Citroen cars, will launch a car-sharing service in Washington, D.C., at the end of October, a senior PSA executive said on Tuesday. PSA will initially use 600 Chevrolet cars in Washington, Brigitte Courtehoux, director of mobility services at PSA, said at the Paris Motor Show. PSA has said that it intends to use car-sharing as a way to reintroduce its own brands back into the U.S. marketplace, after pulling out of the States in 1991. The

It supports autonomous and driver control.

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.

It's the all-new Peugeot 508 SW Wagon. Would you like one? Too bad.

U.S. national security investigation alarms BMW, VW and Daimler.

Yes, there are manual diesel-powered wagons.

Don't miss the cool interior.

The concept will debut at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show.

"Our unique needs in terms of technology, mobility innovation and car culture ultimately identified Atlanta as our perfect choice."

"We managed to do it," said Sainz. "They (Peugeot) have already won two times, but I think I deserved this victory because we have put lot of effort into this car.

A fully electric Corsa is part of the plan.

The carmaker has allegedly already decided which French brand would be sold in the States.

"Daimler is the first company to state explicitly how much electric vehicles are going to hurt margins."

A document discussed the need to "make the 'defeat device' aspect less obvious and visible."

PSA Chief Executive Carlos Tavares said in May he expects Opel to lose more money in 2017.

It was the first time Kubica had driven a 2017 race car after conducting tests in older machines.

Gunning for economies of scale in building 5 million vehicles.

The first steps have been taken as PSA launches car-sharing service Free2Move at LAX.