Production begins in Trollhättan Saab, Spyker Cars first comes from the production line Line Between Owner
Announced a new era for Saab as an independent company from the bonds of General Motors, the first car of the Swedish company in the arms of loving Spyker Cars CEO Victor Muller, free, and rolled the production line today in the company's factory in Trollhättan. During the talks between General Motors and the Dutch supercar manufacturer, the system is idle for a period of two months.
The first Saab to build the production line today was a new 9-5 Sedan, a test fleet before the official opening of the power of premium sedan is determined by the end of the year. Connected shortly after the 9-5 with a Saab 9-3 Convertible.
Jan Åke Jonsson, Saab Automobile's CEO, CEO Victor Muller Spyker Cars and Trollhättan Plant Director Gunnar Brunius this occasion, was built from a position of prominence in the next production line assemblers and the first batch of cars.
"Today is the resumption of production is a milestone in the history of our company," said Jan Åke Jonsson. "We are up and running as an independent producer and I look forward to the next line of our employees to share their experiences. They have a great commitment to the company and we are now ramp production to meet all the needs of targeted customers.
Victor Muller, CEO Spyker Cars, added: "Every Saab has worked hard to achieve this important point. Today, the production has a new 9.5 first across the line - a perfect symbol for a new era has begun.
