In spite of what looked like a blip on the heart monitor when a Chinese dealership chain offered to fund the brand, suppliers are refusing to provide the parts it needs to
re-open its headquarters assembly plant. Now Saab is reportedly ready to seek court protection to buy time to look for more funding.
The automaker said it would delay the release of its first-half 2011 financial report. Since the supplier boycott in March, the company has made few vehicles.
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