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European passenger car sales fall 8.1 percent in November

By: Reuters: Company News
Volkswagen, Renault and Fiat Chrysler led an 8.1 percent decline in European car sales in November, the main regional industry body said on Friday, as the introduction of tougher new emissions tests continued to weigh on demand.
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