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Eurozone new car sales fall Partners Renault Nissan are reportedly in final stage talks with German car giant Daimler to swap stakes in each other. All three automakers have declined to comment and any amount would only be symbolic as the firms look to share technology amid intensifying competition. Carmakers are out to slash costs and share investment, especially in new hybrid and electric vehicles.
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