Earlier this week there were some reports that the production at Saab would resume in order to finish approx. 100 cars that are on the production line in Trollhättan. But now it seems these reports might have been based on assumptions rather than verified information.
According to AutoCar, the workers' unions have set their foot down and won't allow their members to return the factory to finish these cars. But discussions between the unions and the bankruptcy administrators are ongoing. In other words, at the moment noone knows if the last Saab has been made or not.
If they can reach an agreement where the workers return to finish these 100 cars, these could become highly sought after cars for collectors and Saab enthusiasts.
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