Thirteen years after Saab’s bankruptcy, the iconic Swedish brand continues to captivate enthusiasts worldwide. Despite the heartbreak of December 19, 2011, Saab's legacy of innovation, resilience, and community thrives, proving that the spirit of a truly unique carmaker can never be extinguished.
This Dutch Saab 9-3 2.2 TiD has defied all odds, clocking an astonishing 1,055,203 kilometers and still looking remarkably well-preserved inside and out. A true testament to Saab's legendary engineering, this million-kilometer hero proves that with care and maintenance, a Saab can go the distance—and beyond.
A 2008 Saab 9-5 Aero shattered the Cannonball coast-to-coast-to-coast record in 61 hours and 59 minutes. This legendary achievement combined turbocharged power, advanced countermeasures, and precision teamwork, overcoming mechanical setbacks, wildlife hazards, and treacherous weather to cement Saab's engineering brilliance.
Saab’s venture into the U.S. market was a bold experiment in blending innovation with individuality. Yet, as Kyle Francis—a seasoned automotive journalist and proud Saab 9-3 owner—analyzes in his recent CarBuzz article, the brand’s unique approach faced insurmountable challenges. From marketing missteps to the compromises of the GM era, Saab’s journey offers a fascinating study of ambition clashing with market realities. In this article, we reflect on Francis’s insights, adding our own perspective from years of Saab coverage.
The dismantling of Saab’s iconic Trollhättan factory marks the end of an era in Swedish automotive history. As NEVS lays off its remaining workforce and puts industrial equipment up for sale, the fate of its innovative Emily GT and PONS projects hangs in the balance. This is a story of resilience, loss, and the enduring spirit of Saab.
Introduction: The Convertible Saab Enthusiasts Always Wanted When Saab introduced the Turbo X in 2008, it was nothing short of...
NEVS, the Swedish EV pioneer, faces a critical moment as all remaining staff are laid off. With the Emily GT and PONS projects on the line, can the company find a lifeline before it’s too late?
Discover the story behind this pristine 2010 Saab 9-5 NG Aero XWD, a low-mileage, first-owner gem that showcases Saab’s innovation and craftsmanship in its final years.
While Saab production ended in Sweden over a decade ago, Meppel, a small Dutch town, has emerged as the global center for Saab restoration and sustainability. Saab Partners, led by Dirk Koppen, has built a thriving business around giving Saabs a second life.
Maptun Performance AB’s recent visit to SAC in Taiwan highlights a powerful partnership keeping Saab alive. From exclusive upgrades to engaging with fans, this collaboration is driving Saab’s legacy forward in Asia.
