Jobless Parisians Mean Fewer Peugeots in French Market Slump
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Marie-Estelle Cevatheean dreams of a new car that would be better suited to her growing family after having a baby late last year. Instead, with no work, the 31-year-old Parisian can’t afford to replace her seven-year-old Citroen C3 subcompact.
“We don’t have the money yet to buy a new car,” Cevatheean said. “I need to find a job first.”