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I don’t work with PR or anything like it, but anyway, in my humble opinion, NEVS is not building cars and I see no reason for them to make any big noise before they have some new products to promote. The year […]

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Or even better, if the SportCombi had got released so that I could get my hands of one of them. In any of a variety of different colours. Including the IQon in my ultimate wet Saab-dream. It’s a shame that […]

Anyone more than me who was waiting for some comment about what that bright red tea cup was doing there?

Always some danger involved in selling a company to new owners in another country. Ford took good care of Volvo. Saab was less lucky with GM. Ericsson sold off SonyEricsson to Sony and now people are getting fired […]

With the same logic we would have to conclude that Mahindra & Mahindra, Youngman and any othet potential new owner would surely have failed on making oldfashioned petrol/diesel Saabs, because GM lost money on […]

In my opinion, going on with old technology is more GM and trying to be the first brand to really master some new useful technology would be more Saab.

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Great idea!

As a compromise, I suppose you can buy as many spare part griffin badges as you wish, and glue them wherever you wish on your next car.

But anyway, if Saab manages to get a new start with a new owner, then […]

…or rather that plans still under negotion are far less interesting for anyone than facts and signed deals. Personally, I do not really care what they want to do or dream about doing. I prefer to wait for facts […]

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Isn’t it just standard procedure for any serious company not to tell customers and competitors agout the next generation of their products until they are ready to launch?

Wouldn’t it be more of a PR nightmare […]

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Good summary of the situation again, Allan B!

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Good summary of the situation, Allan B!

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>The detailed interior and “engine compartment” are unfortunately, not shown in the videos.
Actually, both the “engine compartment” and the modernized version of the Saab 95 reversed rear seats were dhown shortly […]

Nice to see in that Wired-videoclip that Tesla has brought back the reversed back seats of the Saab 95 Estate

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Almost +1.
As I understood it, they bought Saab because they can build cars and they will add engineers from China and Japan (some kind of co-operation with Totota according to soem news snippets) who will add […]

>anyone to release
should have been “anyone to judge”. Sorry for that and some other typos.