Opel can take all-wheel drive from the Jaguar E-Pace. And what else will he have?

After it became known about the upcoming merger of Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi with Fiat-Chrysler, the general director of PSA, Carlos Tavares, had the only opportunity to get the all-wheel drive system of the traditional, “non-hybrid” design. Given the fact that he does not plan to invest in his own all-wheel drive transmission, there is only one option …

Let’s start from afar. In the spring of 2008, after long attempts to sell Jaguar, Ford finally found a buyer for the “cat” brand – the Indian concern Tata, but he set a condition: Land Rover should go to the bargain. Continue reading →