Goran Aničić

Dive into the remarkable journey of the last surviving 2001 Saab 9-5 from Prague Castle’s presidential fleet—a piece of Czech automotive and political heritage.

A nearly untouched 2010 Saab 9-3 Convertible previously fetched over $30,000 at auction. Now, with slightly higher mileage, it's back under the hammer, captivating Saab enthusiasts.

Explore Roger Lärk’s exclusive photo exhibition at the Saab Car Museum, featuring nearly 100 images capturing Saab’s highs and lows from 1973 to 2013. A must-see for Saab enthusiasts and automotive history lovers.

The fallout from NEVS’ sale has shaken Evergrande’s leadership, with key board members resigning in protest. Was this a rushed decision, or a sign of deeper turmoil?

A Saab 9-5 Wagon was involved in a severe rollover crash in Poland due to driver intoxication. Despite the violent impact, all occupants survived without injuries—another testament to Saab’s exceptional safety engineering.

The Saab Brand Book was more than a marketing playbook—it was a philosophical blueprint guiding every aspect of the company, from design and engineering to customer experience. It defined Saab as an alternative premium brand, one that catered to independent thinkers who valued authenticity over status symbols. Saab wasn’t merely building cars; it was crafting statements of individuality. Progressive design, driver-focused performance, and emotional functionality weren’t just product features; they were the foundation of a brand that dared to be different.

An exceptionally preserved 1980 Saab 96 GL Jubileum, one of only 300 Scandinavian-market examples, emerges for sale, commanding an ambitious asking price of $34,900.

A Turkish Saab enthusiast travels 3,000 km to Sweden for an exceptional Maptun upgrade, enhancing performance, braking, and luxury on his Saab 9-3.

Dave Birg shares the story behind owning one of only seven Saab 9-3 Convertibles in exclusive Bright Champagne Metallic, a prized gem celebrating Saab's convertible legacy.

For Saab 9-3 owners struggling with rear subframe rust, a long-awaited solution has arrived. Maptun Parts has introduced a true OEM-spec rear subframe, engineered to factory standards with original Saab OE bushings, ensuring perfect fitment and durability. This is a game-changer for Saab enthusiasts in harsh winter climates, where road salt has caused countless subframe failures. But that’s not all—Maptun is also preparing for the future with its new Optimization Center, a cutting-edge facility designed to enhance Saab performance, manufacturing, and restoration. With these developments, keeping Saabs on the road just got a whole lot easier.