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GMI Europe Correspondent
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Posts: 13,830
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Re: GM Exec: No Plans To Pull Saab Out Of North American Market; Line Is Profitable I
All the Thetas are already RHD compatible, there are enough RHD markets to justify that. I'd rather see a 9-1 here too, I can't quite imagine a 9-5 convertible, and the 9-6X (or 9-4X) should only exist if the SRX is gone. Since the latter is inexplicably ugly, I am all for it.
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Walking
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Edinburg, Texas
Drives: 04 Impala SS
Posts: 2
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Re: GM Exec: No Plans To Pull Saab Out Of North American Market; Line Is Profitable I
Saab should become GM's developer of turbo engines while only building limited editions marketed as Saabs maybe justifiying the high sticker.
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2.4 Liter SIDI ECOTEC
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Europe
Drives: Calibra & Agila B & Astra Caravan
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Re: GM Exec: No Plans To Pull Saab Out Of North American Market; Line Is Profitable I
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![]() Saab isn't profitable since they are a member of GM. How does this come? If they are so efficient the would earn money for GM.
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