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Bankruptcy protection is Saab’s last hope General Motors is reportedly talking to Chinese car maker Beijing Automotive about selling some Saab assets including tooling and technology.
A sale would clear the way for a liquidation of other Saab assets and could threaten more than 3,000 jobs in Sweden. And it has been revealed that a mostly Swedish consortium is to make a cash bid for Volvo cars. Ford – which is selling Volvo – has China’s Geely as its preferred bidder.More about: Car industry, SwedenCopyright © 2012 euronews
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