US: GM still sees problems with Magna bid
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 7 August 2009
General Motors has said that it still has considerable problems with the offer from Magna to sell its European arm Opel. The comments from the US giant seem to have put to an end hopes a deal could be reached in coming days.
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