Think Sweden, where a nosedive in the local crown currency over the past 18 months is proving a blessing for used-car dealers and other exporters. But 20 years after Swedes voted in a referendum to stay out of Europe's single currency, the crown's 17.5% slide against the euro is not making everyone happy. "Many foreign car dealers think there is a sale on in Sweden," Joachim Agren, senior key account manager at the Swedish branch of BCA, Europe's largest vehicle remarketing company according to its website, told Reuters.
By Simon Johnson STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Need a cheap, reliable second-hand car? Think Sweden, where a nosedive in the local crown currency over the pas.