Saab GB has trimmed its workforce to just 16 employees after its sales team was made redundant, including fleet boss Paul Adler, a week before Christmas.
The manufacturer went into administration towards the end of last year and will now operate as Saab Automobile Parts UK and work with a small network of authorised repairers.
The service network will look after the 190,000 Saabs that are on the road in the UK.
Saab GB's managing director Charles Toosey will now head up Saab Automobile Parts UK.
However, there is still confusion surrounding customer protection with regards to manufacturer warranty.
According to a Saab dealer, customers are now without warranty cover as the money to pay for warranty work comes from Saab AB which is also in administration.
Dealers have been told that AA recovery is still in place for the 3 years /60,000 miles and 12 months/ 15,000 miles dealer guarantee policies that have been supplied on all used cars will still be honoured.
For the latest on Saab and what it may mean for fleets, see this week’s Fleet News.
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Gareth has more than 20 years’ experience as a journalist having started his career in local newspapers in the 1990s. Prior to joining Fleet News in 2008, he worked in the public sector as a media advisor and is currently news editor at Fleet News.
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