A rare Saab 9-4X Aero finds a new home with David Joost Kamermans, one of the Netherlands’ most passionate Saab collectors. With only 673 units ever produced, this black-on-black Aero is a true collector’s gem.
Trollhättan, once the heart of Saab’s automotive legacy, is stepping into a new chapter as AC Cars partners with T-Engineering to produce the modern AC Cobra GT Roadster at the historic Stallbacka factory. With a blend of British roadster heritage and Swedish precision engineering, the facility is set to manufacture high-performance, hand-built vehicles. The Saab Legacy Test Track will now host Cobras instead of turbocharged Saabs, ensuring Trollhättan remains a key player in automotive innovation. This revival signals a new era for the former Saab plant, keeping its rich engineering tradition alive.
Saabstance Camp 2024 in the Czech Republic brought together dedicated Saab enthusiasts from across Europe. More than just a car meet, this event celebrated the enduring legacy of Saab through restoration, camaraderie, and shared passion. Attendees shared their personal Saab journeys, highlighting the brand’s unique appeal and the tight-knit global community that keeps these iconic cars on the road. With stories of multi-generational ownership, restoration challenges, and lifelong friendships, Saabstance Camp proved that the Saab spirit is stronger than ever.
This 2006 Saab 9-3 Aero 2.8T V6 Cabriolet 20th Anniversary Edition is one of just 412 units ever built, making it one of the most exclusive Saab convertibles. Finished in Electric Blue Metallic with a turbocharged 250-hp V6, this low-mileage example (44,226 km) remains in pristine, factory-original condition. With flawless mechanics, an immaculate interior, and a rare commemorative trim, this is a must-have for any serious Saab collector.
This 2008 Saab 9-3 Aero SportCombi’s resale story is a rollercoaster. Initially selling for a record $21,500, it returned to BaT in 2025 for just $10,000. What happened? A deep dive into its enthusiast-driven modifications, resale struggles, and why niche cars don’t always hold their value.
KM-tronics has revived the iconic Saab 9-3NG rear diffuser! Faithfully replicated and improved, this limited batch is available now for €125. Secure yours today!
This 1964 Saab 96 isn’t just another classic—it’s a factory race-tuned two-stroke powerhouse with genuine motorsport heritage. Built by Saab’s racing division and tested at the Nürburgring, it delivers thrilling performance. With the auction closing on February 20th, now is your chance to own a rare piece of Saab history.
A rare 2010 Saab 9-5 NG Hirsch Performance Edition, enhanced with a 260 hp ECU tune, Brembo brakes, and a Hirsch sport exhaust, this executive sedan is a collector’s dream. With only 62,500 km and premium features like a head-up display, navigation, and heated leather seats, it stands out as one of the most well-preserved, high-performance Saab models available today. A true masterpiece for Saab purists.
A 1989 Saab 900i 16V stolen in Germany has been dramatically recovered after a reckless high-speed chase. The thief, a local under the influence of drugs, crashed the car into a ditch, leaving behind a destroyed ignition lock and a smoke-filled interior. Thanks to the Saab community’s swift action, the car was located just 20 km from its owner’s home. While the damage is repairable, this story is a testament to Saab’s resilience and the power of its passionate enthusiasts.
A deep dive into the Saab 9000 Aero, Alfa 164, and Lancia Thema 8.32—three forgotten high-performance sedans born from a desperate collaboration. Saab’s turbocharged engineering made the 9000 Aero a legend among them.
