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If you’ve been following the Saab-saga from the time General Motors decided to let go of the Swedish company in 2009, you’ll probably be familiar with the enthusiast blog Saabs United and its founder, Steven Wade, who did his part to keep the brand alive by rallying up supporters when many thought it was a lost cause.
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Saab Hires Saabs United Blogger Steven Wade to Strengthen its Social Media Marketing Team
If you’ve been following the Saab-saga from the time General Motors decided to let go of the Swedish company in 2009, you’ll probably be familiar with the enthusiast blog Saabs United and its founder, Steven Wade, who did his part to keep the brand alive by rallying up supporters when many thought it was a lost cause.
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n a not so unexpected turn of events, Saab today announced that it has hired Wade and appointed him the firm’s social media marketing team. Wade will be based in his hometown of Melbourne, Australia.
“Saab has hired me to be involved, as part of a global team, in a sustained social media presence that will see Saab presented from an inside view, allowing you access to company events, key people and of course, the cars themselves – in a way that no bigger car company can do,†Wade said on Saabs United.
Read more »- Is The Saab Museum Up For Sale?
With Saab having bitten the bullet, probably for good this time, the administrators have immediately stepped in and started selling off its assets in order to pay the now bankrupt carmaker’s workers and creditors. According to a report from the...
- Saab Responds To Media Reports, Says Deal With Pang Da Still On
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Do you love Saabs? What about cutting paper and folding it? Then have we got some snazzy news for you: Belgian site I love Saab has some fun for the whole family (or your lonely lunch hour). It provides a downloadable PDF file allowing Saab fans to build...
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General Motors' loss-making Swedish subsidiary Saab filed for bankruptcy on Friday after it was cut loose by the American company as part of its deep restructuring plan. Under the Swedish law, the reorganization is a self-managed process headed by...
- Gm Cuts U.s. Saab Warranty To Four-years Or 50,000 Miles
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