Renault's key debut for Geneva; Fiat looks back to look forward with new small car; How Volvo plans to attract younger buyers

The production version of the long-awaited small car will be shown next February. It will be produced in France by the Ampere spinoff, and sell for about $27,000.

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2023 Detroit 3 negotiations inspired plenty of debate, so it’s time to address the elephant in the room: Did U.S. or Canadian autoworkers get the better deal?

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