UK: Opel-Magna plans look 'precarious' – analyst
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 10 June 2009
An analyst at Global Insight has said that Magna's profit forecasts look 'highly aggressive' and that elements underlying the deal appear precarious - in particular the state of the Russian car market and arrangements for future Chevrolet sales.
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