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The prayers of Saab lovers have been answered, with a group of investors joining forces to save the historic collection of cars at the Saab Museum. Last week, we reported the vehicles in Trollhattan, Sweden, were set to go under the hammer as
Even though Saab Automobile is bankrupt, Turkish equity firm Brightwell Holdings plans on placing a bid to buy the Swedish car company. Chinese group Zhejiang Youngman is also still showing interest. Brightwell board member Zamier Ahmed says t
Spyker could join Saab on the automotive scrapheap as parent company Swedish Automibile N.V. (Swan) struggles to find a suitable buyer for the Dutch supercar manufacturer. Swan is currently in negotiations about the sale of Spyker (its only re
Saab fans are fighting to preserve the largest collection of the Swedish brand’s production and concept cars after the bankrupt company’s receivers put the contents of the Saab Museum up for auction. Approximately 120 vehicles housed at th
Investors from India and Turkey have emerged as the latest potential saviours of bankrupt Swedish car maker Saab. India’s largest SUV manufacturer Mahindra & Mahindra is reportedly interested in purchasing parts – and potentially all â
Holden will not follow parent company General Motors' gesture to cover warranties for Saab models purchased before the Swedish brand was sold in February 2010. Earlier this week CarAdvice revealed Saab Cars Australia would not honour the new-c
Swedish car maker Saab has filed for bankruptcy, setting up an end to its protracted struggle for survival. The Swedish brand's parent company, Swedish Automobile N.V (Swant), announced the move yesterday on the same day a Swedish court was du
The farcical Saab saga has taken another twist days before a crucial court ruling on its future after the brand was snubbed by its choice of new administrator. Saab has been forced to select Lars Soderqvist of law firm Hokerbert & Soderqvi
Saab’s revival hopes have suffered two more blows, with General Motors knocking back another rescue package and Saab’s restructuring administrator admitting that he is losing patience in the ordeal.  GM, which owns the rights to the technolog
Despite Saab potentially being on the mend, its head of manufacturing and purchasing, Gunnar Brunius, has decided to leave the company. Mr Brunius worked for Saab for over 30 years. Saab already has a rather steep  journey ahead as it tries