US: September set for Saturn sale
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 30 July 2009
Roger Penske, founder and head of the second largest US dealer group, hopes to close his bid to buy Saturn from General Motors by the end of September but has not yet found a replacement source of new vehicles.
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