General Motors has struck a preliminary deal to sell Saab to Spyker Cars, a tiny Dutch maker of high-end sports cars, according to an official with knowledge of the deal, saving Saab from what seemed like certain extinction after earlier bids for the Swedish unit of G.M. collapsed.
G.M. had begun the process of shuttering Saab’s production line and other facilities in Trolltattan, Sweden, at the beginning of the year, but the deal with Spyker will halt that process and buy time for Saab to begin rolling out new cars.
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