Saab, the Swedish car maker owned by Detroit, Michigan-based General Motors (GM), is in talks with at least two interested parties following the collapse of the sale to SwedenÔÇÖs Koenigsegg last week. The two parties are understood to be Beijing Automotive Industry Holdings (BAIC), which was to take a minority stake in Saab as part of the Koenigsegg acquisition; and Merbanco, a Wyoming-based merchant bank which has long been linked with the Saab brand. BAIC has not yet confirmed whether it would bid alone or as part of a group.