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Report: GM to Split SAAB into Separate Unit for Easier Sale
Jan. 19, 2009
gm plans, general motors, saab
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New York (dpa) - The loss-plagued Swedish car manufacturer Saab is to be split off as a separate business by owner General Motors to make it more attractive for a purchaser, the U.S. trade magazine Automotive News reported Monday.
GM has been searching for months in vain for a purchaser for its Saab branch.
The newly organized entity would allow the Swedish producer to have control of its decisions and finances, the magazine reported, citing unnamed employee representatives. Product development and production would no longer be overseen by General Motors Europe, whose main core is centered on Opel.
Report: GM to Split SAAB into Separate Unit for Easier Sale
Jan. 19, 2009
gm plans, general motors, saab
Related Stories
1. Toyota Cuts North American Production
2. Where Has the U.S. Bailout Money Gone?
3. Toyota Says 2010 Prius Hybrid will Average 50 mpg
4. Auto Giants Report Rising China Sales, Despite Gloomy Global Business
5. Test Drive: 2008 Buick Lucerne Super
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New York (dpa) - The loss-plagued Swedish car manufacturer Saab is to be split off as a separate business by owner General Motors to make it more attractive for a purchaser, the U.S. trade magazine Automotive News reported Monday.
GM has been searching for months in vain for a purchaser for its Saab branch.
The newly organized entity would allow the Swedish producer to have control of its decisions and finances, the magazine reported, citing unnamed employee representatives. Product development and production would no longer be overseen by General Motors Europe, whose main core is centered on Opel.