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Recall issued for short-prone electrical panel on driver's side door for Chevrolet Trailblazer, GMC Envoy and other midsize SUVs built by GM

Check out the new Spyker B6 Venator Concept, which just debuted at the Geneva Motor Show.

As we review the year 2012, we look back at the cars that died this year, including the Ferrari 599GTB Fiorano and Aston Martin DBS.

We chronicle all 21 of our past Design of the Year award winners.

Spyker inks a deal to use the stillborn Saab Phoenix platform for its own use.

Saab Automotive Parts AB is being sued by BMW because Saab Automobile allegedly ordered spare parts without paying for them.

GM is recalling 250,000 SUVs, Suzuki is recalling 100,000 Forenzas and Renos, and Valeo is recalling 585 BMW coupes and sedans.

Spyker N.V. Sues General Motors For $3 Billion Because GM Blocked Sale of Saab to Chinese Company.

Ally Financial has begun to scoop up the remnants of Saab's past. The company has seized several new Saabs so it could auction them off.

Saab might be dead as a brand, but its production facilities may come back to life to make electric cars for an Asian EV company.

Saab may have stopped rolling cars off the line at its Trollhattan factory, but that doesn't mean the plant doesn't still have signs of life.

Chinese company Youngman Lotus dropped out in trying to help bail Saab out of bankruptcy, leaving room for a new Swedish company to step in.

What cars are most unlucky? Check out Automobile Magazine's Top 13 Unlucky cars for Friday the 13th, only on Rumors.

Saab parent company changes name back to Spyker. Saab's debt is nearly triple what it's worth, and creditors are unlikely to get money back.

The Saab story is far from over as a battle seems to be unfolding for the remainder of its assets. Who will win?