The end has come for General Motors's Saab unit, with its 3,400 employees and 1,100 dealers. Or has it?
The Wall Street Journal (subscription required) reports that Dutch auto maker Spyker Cars offered a new takeover proposal for Saab. Spyker said Sunday that it hopes the new plan will deal with the obstacles that caused talks to collapse Friday, after which GM announced that it would shutter its Swedish brand.
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