GM spokeswoman Ryndee Carney said the company had sent letters to 81 of the 218 U.S. Saab dealers notifying them they will be expected to terminate their dealerships when the sale closes around the end of November
This will be about twice the distrobution smart has in the US
Since GM was attempting to sell off Saab with no luck, I had heard they were just dropping it. Guess that would mean that eventually 100% of the Saab dealers will be closed.
Since GM was attempting to sell off Saab with no luck, I had heard they were just dropping it. Guess that would mean that eventually 100% of the Saab dealers will be closed.
The company said last week it will eliminate more than a third of its U.S. dealers. Those that have received notice that they will remain open say they may be limited by a lack of inventory.
Last edited by jwight; 11-16-2009 at 08:59 AM.
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Since GM was attempting to sell off Saab with no luck, I had heard they were just dropping it. Guess that would mean that eventually 100% of the Saab dealers will be closed.
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About 37 percent of U.S. Saab dealers will close as part of General Motors Corp.'s planned sale of the ailing Swedish car brand to Koenigsegg Group AB, a GM spokeswoman said Saturday.
My never-do-well brother was responsible for the sale of four Saab vehicles over the years - my mother kept buying them for him (instead of bare-bones stuff like a Toyota compact), much to my chagrin...
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