THE WEEK THAT WAS: Another Chinese lifeline thrown to Saab
Author: Graeme Roberts | 20 May 2011
A week, they say, is a long time in politics. That also applies when you are talking about Saab. Barely was the ink dry, so to speak, on last week's TWTW considering Saab's future post-Hawtai than Spyker's chief Victor Muller announced he had himself inked a new deal with another Chinese company (we all needed to Google before writing about) - Pang Da, aka Pangda.
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