A banner reads "Who saves Opel?" General Motors have moved to package together the assets of its European Opel and Vauxhall car brands for possible new ownership ahead of top-level meetings with bidders and government officials in Berlin. Opel's supervisory board approved a GM Europe plan to pool its European plants, sales operations, patents and other assets, excluding Sweden's Saab unit, debt-free under German-based Adam Opel GmbH. AP Photo logo AP Photo 33 months ago

A banner reads "Who saves Opel?" General Motors have moved to package together the assets of its European Opel and Vauxhall car brands for possible new ownership ahead of top-level meetings with bidders and government officials in Berlin. Opel's supervisory board approved a GM Europe plan to pool its European plants, sales operations, patents and other assets, excluding Sweden's Saab unit, debt-free under German-based Adam Opel GmbH.

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