Filed under: Europe , Government/Legal , Videos , Saab , Earnings/Financials They’re called uncharted waters, and everyone who has anything to do with Saab is floating in them. It’s been a while since a global, decades-old automotive brand went bankrupt and wasn’t rescued or provided immediate after-death care by a corporate parent, but that’s the case with Saab, and no one’s quite sure – not the company itself, nor dealers, nor employees, and certainly not customers – how this plays out. There’s the outside chance that another (presumably non-Chinese) company could swoop in and purchase the brand whole before the liquidation process takes hold, but as this didn’t happen earlier, there’s little reason to think that a white knight can be found at this late date.The bankruptcy has been filed and two receivers have been named, but there isn’t even a timetable for who’s going to get what, or what to do while everyone waits.

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Report: Saab owners, employees, dealers and suppliers trying to figure out what comes next [w/video]