Saab North America Optimistic about Future, Despite Being Left Out of Reorganization Plan
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Saab North America Optimistic about Future, Despite Being Left Out of Reorganization Plan



Yesterday we brought you the news about Saab’s filing for court protection and submitting a reorganization plan. Unfortunately, some of its divisions were not included –and one of them is Saab Cars North America.

The company’s president, Tim Colbeck, said in an interview with Automotive News that he is optimistic about its future despite the Swedish carmaker’s decision to exclude its North American operations from its restructuring plan.

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