A spokeswoman for General Motors" Saab unit says several potential buyers have expressed interest in the Swedish brand after specialty car maker pulled out of a deal to acquire it, according to AP. On Tuesday, a group led by Sweden"s Koenigsegg Automotive AB dropped out of a deal to buy Saab that had been in the works since June. Saab spokeswoman Gunilla Gustavs says a few potential buyers have approached Saab after the deal fell through. She didn"t identify the potential suitors Friday but said Saab was in close contact with more than one. A person briefed on GM"s plans said Wednesday that it hasn"t talked to any potential buyers. Saab has been in a court-protected restructuring since Feb. 20.
