What SAAB cars and everything around them represent for us enthusiasts. This is the main section divided thematically into more specific SAAB topics.
During a serious multi-vehicle highway crash in Taiwan, a Saab 9-5 absorbed a brutal rear impact from a van. The result? A visibly deformed trunk, but an intact cabin and an uninjured driver—thanks to Saab’s engineered crumple zones and the SAHR head restraint system.
Born from Swedish fighter jets and fueled by unapologetic innovation, Saab refused to follow the herd. From the wind-cutting 92 to the rally-winning 96, and the turbocharged 99 and 900 that redefined performance and practicality, Saab’s story is one of engineering obsession, corporate missteps, and enduring loyalty. Here's why Saab still matters—long after the factory doors closed.
Italian designer Marco Maltese reimagines Saab’s future with the 9.h2 concept—an aviation-inspired hydrogen sedan that dares to challenge the EV status quo and honor the brand’s engineering legacy.
A Standout Example of Saab's Open-Top Performance Icon When Craig Baker reached out about his impeccably maintained 2007 Saab 9-3 Aero Convertible V6 Turbo listed on Car & Classic, it quickly grabbed our attention. Located in Wolverhampton, UK, this Jet...
Tesla’s crash safety expert Petter Winberg leaves after 14 groundbreaking years, carrying forward a safety legacy deeply rooted in his early work at Saab and Volvo.
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.
Saab’s presence on Swedish roads is steadily shrinking, but with nearly 190,000 registered vehicles, the brand's legacy remains strong. The Saab 9-3 and 9-5 dominate the fleet, while rare models like the 9-2X and 9-4X are nearing extinction. Scrappage rates are accelerating, with over 1,000 Saabs disappearing every month, making preservation efforts more critical than ever. As Sweden's Saab population declines, will these iconic cars still be around in the next decade?
Saab continues to command respect in today's used car market, with automotive media praising its precise engineering, distinctive design, and timeless driving experience. This article delves into how leading publications view Saab's legacy—a blend of robust performance, innovative safety features, and a uniquely engaging driving character that sets it apart from the competition.
Saab Turbo X Reimagined: Discover how Malikijah Duvall's bold 3.6L V6 swap transforms a classic Turbo X into a high-performance powerhouse targeting 1000 HP. This article dives into the technical mastery behind the LY7 engine upgrade, detailing every modification and challenge in a pursuit that redefines Saab performance.
A Routine Journey Turned Dangerous On a snowy January morning in Michigan, Jeffrey Porter, an avid Saab enthusiast, embarked on a trip that would change his perspective on life and the car he loved. Jeffrey and his 19-year-old son were...
