Saab enthusiasts, meet your next must-have collectible: a 3D cushion shaped like the Saab 9-5 Aero Sportcombi. Available in black, blue, and silver, this high-quality pillow is the perfect blend of nostalgia and comfort.
A meticulously restored 1966 Saab 96 two-stroke has found a new home for £13,008 at auction. With a rebuilt engine, custom-fabricated panels, and period-correct details, this Saab 96 is a collector’s dream and a true piece of automotive history.
Once left to decay at a scrapyard, Dusty—a 1998 Saab 9-3—has been meticulously restored from a dust-covered relic to a pristine classic. As one of the earliest Dutch-registered 9-3s, it holds significant historical value. Through 15 months of dedicated restoration, its mechanical integrity, aesthetic appeal, and original character have been carefully revived. Now, with a fresh APK valid until 2026, this rare Saab is ready for a new owner who will appreciate its legacy and enduring charm.
Given the choice of 28 different cars—including a Maserati and a Crown Victoria—16-year-old Nick made a surprising decision: he chose a 2007 Saab 9-3 Aero Convertible. What made this turbocharged Swedish machine stand out among the competition? From its exhilarating 2.8L turbo V6 to its sleek design and unmatched comfort, this unexpected pick proves that Saab’s legacy still resonates, even with a new generation of drivers. Here’s why this convertible became Nick’s perfect first car.
A rare 2011 Saab 9-5 NG Vector Hirsch in Java Metallic is now up for auction, offering 260 horsepower, a well-documented history, and collector appeal. Originally delivered in Denmark and meticulously maintained, this Hirsch-tuned masterpiece is one of the final Saab sedans ever produced. With a luxurious tan leather interior, a manual transmission, and an engaging driving experience, this Saab 9-5 NG is poised to become a future classic. Don’t miss your chance to bid on this unique piece of Saab history before the auction closes on January 23, 2025!
In 2003, Saab enthusiasts hoped for a true hot hatch with the 9-1, but by 2005, they got the rebadged 9-2X instead. A look at what went wrong, how the market reacted, and why it remains a missed opportunity in Saab’s history
This 1992 Saab 900i five-door hatchback, freshly imported from The Netherlands, boasts Cherry Red paint, a 2.1L inline-four, and timeless Saab design. A rare opportunity for enthusiasts, this no-reserve auction is the perfect entry point to Saab's legacy.
Saab’s XWD system redefined the all-wheel drive experience, pushing beyond the limits of Haldex Gen 4 with innovative torque vectoring and preemptive traction control. In head-to-head roller tests against Audi’s Quattro, Saab's AWD showcased both brilliance and quirks, highlighting the brand’s relentless drive to challenge industry norms and pioneer cutting-edge technology
This 2011 Saab 9-5NG has been transformed into a rare and functional car hauler, blending Saab’s signature design with practical auto transport capabilities. Powered by a 2.0L diesel engine, this 190hp manual hauler offers luxury, power, and practicality. Currently listed for 350,000 SEK, this vehicle stands as a remarkable piece of Saab history that collectors and enthusiasts won’t want to miss.
A 1985 Saab 900i, abandoned for over 20 years, is rescued by UK Barn Finds. This barn find Saab undergoes a simple yet transformative wash, unveiling hidden beauty beneath layers of grime. The car’s journey from forgotten relic to potential auction piece captures the essence of classic car preservation.
