The end of Saab

[KD in CA]

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This is a true Saab story.

[erynthered]

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This is a true Saab story.

 

 

Nice one

[inkman]

I guess losing 341 million dollars in a one year span will do that to subsidiery car brand.

[Chef Jim]

Good, get those ugly !@#$ing things off the road.

 

Saab story....good on KD.

[erynthered]

I guess losing 341 million dollars in a one year span will do that to subsidiery car brand.

 

 

Its called downsaabing........Sucks, I know.

[stuckincincy]

I guess losing 341 million dollars in a one year span will do that to subsidiery car brand.

 

Gee - that's peanut money in the auto biz. Oh well, they don't have a printing press...

[eSJayDee]

Slow And Absolutely Boring.

 

Actually, I find it interesting that the 2 lines that arguably had the most merit (Saab & Saturn) are those that GM can't manage to make viable. Disappointing, too.

[IDBillzFan]

Gee - that's peanut money in the auto biz. Oh well, they don't have a printing press...

The Federal Government owns GM and Saab, so yes, they do have a printing press, and I'm actually surprise that the solution to a company that is taking in less than it's spending isn't to spend MORE, cuz, y'know, the way out of debt is to keep spending.

[KD in CA]

I guess losing 341 million dollars in a one year span will do that to subsidiery car brand.

 

Unless you're in a position to deliver tens of thousands of votes from your 'membership' in exchange for endless government handouts.

[IDBillzFan]

Unless you're in a position to deliver tens of thousands of votes from your 'membership' in exchange for endless government handouts.

If those Swedes could vote in American elections, they'd all be getting Christmas bonuses right now.

[zevo]

As a current Saab owner, it is dissapointing. I absolutely love my saab and it is a great car. Thankfully I own a 2008 and GM is still on the hook for 100,000 miles.