Oh Penske, how you tease us. Hopes of keeping Saturn alive have now been squashed – the deal has fallen through and General Motors is possibly dumping the Saturn name.
Oh Penske, how you tease us. Hopes of keeping Saturn alive have now been squashed – the deal has fallen through and General Motors is possibly dumping the Saturn name.
General Motors is itching to get rid of Saturn, according to a recent Auto News report.
Remember earlier this year when we announced moving van renters Penske would buy out Saturn & possible keep it alive? Well, it’s still on…allegedly.
Now that Saturn won’t be a part of GM, and Buick has shunned the Vue look – how will Opel share their designs with North American customers?
Despite almost going out of business after getting cut and sold by GM, Saturn has topped the charts for customer satisfaction.
We’ve had the idea of turning unsold Saturn SUV’s like the Vue into moving vans for new owner Penske – but one cartoonist has a viral photo that gives us an even better function for leftover Saturn cars.
Penske has officially purchased Saturn from struggling car maker General Motors – saving 13,000 jobs and 350 car dealerships.
General Motors is dropping brands like a rabbit births bunnies. As it attempts to shed most of their line up, soon-to-be former GM brand Saturn may be purchased by truck renters Penske.
Saturn was originally going to end its production run in 2011. Well, better get your Vue’s now, because GM moved up its Saturn Death Watch till the end of 2009.
DETROIT (AP) — An Oklahoma City private equity firm has teamed with a group of Saturn dealers in an effort to buy the money-losing brand from General Motors Corp.