Chrysler UK - Sale To Peugeot

Sale To Peugeot

By 1979, Chrysler was deep in financial trouble and in order to stay afloat it sold its European operations to French carmaker Peugeot S.A. who sold the range as Talbots in both Britain and France before phasing the name out on passenger vehicles by 1987.

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