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  • Spyker takes back its original name post-Saab
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    The automaker Spyker has been through a rocky few years, first buying the struggling Saab brand from GM, then changing the company name to Swedish Automobile NV only to facr complete ruin in the wake of a failed attempt to rejuvenate Saab but the dying company has announced that they intend to take back the name Spyker NV.
  • Making Sense Of When To Use Open Source For EVs
    Using collaborative platforms is the beginning of open source
    The debate is raging as whether to use open source for electric cars or not. The arguments are great from both sides but there is ultimately one outcome.
  • Saab Dealership to complete production of unfinished Saabs
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    It seems the story of Saab, the Swedish automaker, keeps having an interesting turn or twist. Saab United, a Saab enthusiast website, has reported that unfinished Saabs left sitting on the production line have been bought and will be finished by a dealership.
  • A Saab Story?
    The Saab 9-4x
    Saab Automobile, the venerable brand from Sweden, entered bankruptcy last December. The trustees of the company have been seeking bids from international and Swedish investors looking to rescue and revive the now dormant company. Offers were due yesterday and the auto world is waiting anxiously to hear the results.
  • Saab Museum saved by Trollhattan not going anywhere
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    Saab has some good news finally. To be honest, it is great news! The historic and world-famous Saab museum in Trollhattan, is not going anywhere. It has been bought by the city of Trollhattan, Saab AB, and the Wallenberg foundation.
  • Saabs technical director jumps ship to Volvo
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    Saab is slowing losing some extremely vital employees, its engineers. Yesterday Saab's key Technical Director, Mats Fägerhag, has jumped shipped to another Swedish automaker, Volvo. What does this mean for the future of Saab?
  • Can Saab still strike a deal with Youngman Lotus to save itself
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    It seems the saga of the Swedish automaker Saab has another interesting twist. Several news sources are reporting that key Saab's officials are in China. Apparently they were invited there by the Chinese automaker, Zhejiang Youngman Lotus Automobile, to have talks about buying Saab, again.
  • Saab Museum liquidating all vehicles as everything must go
    Saab museum in Trollhattan
    As part of its restructuring after bankruptcy, Swedish automaker Saab is liquidating its world-famous museum in Trollhattan, including all 123 cars contained within it. This means some very valuable, collectible, and one-off prototypes will be entering private collections soon.
  • Saab to resume production at Trollhattan plant
    According to the internet gurus at Saabs United, Saab will send a small portion of its workforce back into the Trollhattan plant to resume production – but only of vehicles already underway when production came to a halt in early 2011.
  • Indian automaker Mahindra & Mahindra interested in buying Saab
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    Mahindra & Mahindra, an Indian automaker, has shown interest in buying parts of the bankrupt Swedish automaker, Saab.
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