Month Archives: April 2025

With its rare Nocturne Blue finish and matching soft top, this 2011 Saab 9-3 Griffin Cabriolet stands as one of the last open-air icons from Trollhättan—now offered by Saab Apeldoorn to collectors who understand its significance.
SAAB News

One of the Last Saab Convertibles Is Now for Sale in the Netherlands

A rare final-year Saab 9-3 Griffin Cabriolet in Nocturne Blue, offered by AutoFirst Saab Apeldoorn, showcases why the Dutch market remains Saab’s stronghold. This well-documented, late-production convertible blends elegant design with rich service history—making it one of the most desirable post-2010 Saab offerings currently available.

The Saab 9-3 Aero cutting through the cityscape—one of the last true expressions of the brand’s turbocharged engineering philosophy before GM pulled the plug.
Saab History

Why Saab Was One of the Greatest Companies

Born from Swedish fighter jets and fueled by unapologetic innovation, Saab refused to follow the herd. From the wind-cutting 92 to the rally-winning 96, and the turbocharged 99 and 900 that redefined performance and practicality, Saab’s story is one of engineering obsession, corporate missteps, and enduring loyalty. Here's why Saab still matters—long after the factory doors closed.

Saab 9-5NG Aero and 9-4X Aero – a powerful pairing from David Joost Kamermans’ private collection, showcasing the final chapter of Saab innovation.
SAAB News

Two Legends, One Owner: The Final Icons of Saab’s Golden Era!

Dutch Saab enthusiast David Joost Kamermans brings together two of the rarest and most coveted modern Saabs—the 9-5NG Aero and 9-4X Aero—in an exclusive photoshoot that highlights their design lineage, performance specs, and personal backstory. This unique garage duo tells a deeply personal tale of legacy, passion, and the final years of Saab’s automotive innovation.

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