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Death Of Saab: Sweden's Prime Minister "Not Surprised"
Sweden’s prime minister Fredrik Reinfeldt had his fill of failed negotiations. Returning home from round-the-clock talks at the Copenhagen climate conference, he said that he saw the Saab collapse coming. Sweden’s prime minister is “unsurprised” by the collapse of the sale, says Reuters. Asked if he was surprised, Reinfeldt said: “No, the process was built around a loss-making company and an American owner that owned Saab for 20 years and made a profit in one of the 20. It’s clear that it was not successful enough.” Sweden’s head blames GM for the failure.
Bertel Schmitt
Dec 20, 2009
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Citroen C1 ev'ie Named Official Rental Car Of The Copenhagen Climate Conference
On the same day TTAC ran Martin Schwoerer’s review of the C1 ev’ie, comes word that the diminutive EV has been named the official rental car of t…
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Edward Niedermeyer
Dec 07, 2009
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