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Bankruptcy protection is Saab’s last hope For more than 60 years SAAB has been making cars in the Swedish town of Trollhattan. Now the “made in Sweden” icon has become a symbol of an industry in crisis, but it is not looking for a shoulder to cry on; SAAB is shifting into future gear.
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