GERMANY: GM says progress made on Opel sale
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 5 August 2009
General Motors said it made progress "clarifying issues from the best and final offers received two weeks ago" at several meetings with Opel bidders Magna and RHJI, and with members of the German automotive task force, in Berlin on Tuesday.
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