Goran Aničić

A Saab 9-3 SportCombi faced the ultimate test—a high-impact collision with a massive moose. While many vehicles would have been totaled, Saab’s legendary safety engineering ensured the A-pillars held firm, protecting the occupants. Instead of sending the car to the scrapyard, its dedicated owner embarked on an ambitious restoration, proving once again that Saab’s resilience goes beyond just crash tests. This is the story of a remarkable rebuild that brought a wrecked 9-3 back to life.

Only 4,600 Made! This Saab 9-3 Viggen Is a Swedish Turbo Beast Ready for a New Home This Laser Red 2002 Saab 9-3 Viggen 5-door is a rare gem from Saab’s performance legacy, featuring a 230 HP turbocharged 2.3L engine, TWR-tuned suspension, and a 5-speed manual transmission. With only 4,600 units ever produced, the Viggen is one of Saab’s most exclusive models. This well-maintained example comes with $7,000 in recent service records from Saab specialists, ensuring it’s ready for the next enthusiast. Priced at $10K firm, this Viggen offers collector appeal, practicality, and exhilarating turbo power. Don’t miss out on this high-performance Swedish icon! 🚀

A 2010 Saab 9-3 Aero Carlsson, one of just 96 ever built, is heading to auction at Manor Park Classics on February 15, 2025. Powered by a 2.8L turbocharged V6 producing 276 bhp, paired with Saab’s XWD all-wheel-drive system, this limited-edition model is a true performance machine. With a high-spec interior, BOSE audio, and Nappa leather accents, this meticulously maintained example presents a rare opportunity for Saab enthusiasts and collectors alike.

The Saab Car Museum in Trollhättan achieved a remarkable milestone in 2024, welcoming 41,800 visitors – the highest number since its reopening in 2012. This record-breaking year highlights the enduring global passion for Saab, with visitors describing the museum as a must-visit destination and a living tribute to the brand’s innovative legacy. As it prepares to celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2025, the museum continues to captivate enthusiasts with its unique blend of history, community, and cultural significance.

A Routine Journey Turned Dangerous On a snowy January morning in Michigan, Jeffrey Porter, an avid Saab enthusiast, embarked on...

Saab's relentless pursuit of safety excellence shines through in this in-depth analysis of real-world crash scenarios, showcasing the groundbreaking SAHR system's ability to minimize injuries in rear-end collisions. From live demonstrations to field data, this article uncovers how Saab's innovative designs continue to set benchmarks in automotive safety. A must-read for enthusiasts eager to understand why Saab remains a symbol of intelligent engineering and passenger protection.

The 1986 Saab 900 SPG, now listed at $83,500, is a rare gem in the world of classic cars. With its pristine Edwardian Gray paint, turbocharged performance, and a history of meticulous care, this iconic model stands as a testament to Saab's legacy of innovation, safety, and unique design. Discover why this SPG is capturing the attention of collectors and enthusiasts across the U.S.

At Auto Bild Klassik's 1000-Euro Challenge, four budget-friendly classics faced off for the public’s affection—but it wasn’t just about horsepower or design. The Saab 9-3, a youngtimer among vintage heavyweights, had to rely on creative tactics to win hearts. With gummy bears and a playful pup, its owner tried to charm voters away from retro favorites like the Volvo 66. This showdown at Worpswede's old-timer meet proved that sometimes, the path to victory isn't paved with chrome but with cleverness and candy.

Louis Raban-Ledger, a UK-based graphic designer, has crafted a stunning tribute to Saab automobiles through a self-published book that dives deep into his personal and family connection with the brand. This meticulously designed publication not only explores his own memories but also features insights from the Reddit Saab community.

Saab’s BioPower Hybrid Concept, introduced in 2006, showcased groundbreaking technology with a 2.0L turbo engine powered by pure ethanol and dual electric motors, demonstrating Saab’s forward-thinking approach to sustainable mobility long before hybrids became mainstream.