Car manufacturers are not happy...
In Short: Car manufacturers, including Peugeot and Fiat, are taking a group of auto parts makers to Britain’s Competition Appeal Tribunal, claiming that they were overcharged for safety components due to a cartel, seeking €770 million in damages.
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