SAAB Automobile was founded in Sweden in 1945 when its parent company, Saab AB, began a project to design a small automobile. The first production model, the Saab 92, was launched in 1949. In 1968 the parent company merged with Scania-Vabis, and ten years later the Saab 900 was launched, in time becoming Saab’s best-selling model…
Those who are current owners of Saab cars, or once were owners of Saab cars, know that these Swedish cars are really special and that they have something that cars of other brands do not have. Of course, these cars...
As an inconspicuous car with an aerodynamic body, the Saab 96 was initially not associated with sports, but it later achieved great sporting success. In Sweden and other European countries, the Saab 96 V4 was a regular family car and...
The first Saab prototype was powered by a two-cylinder DKW two-stroke engine of 18 hp, and many other components, such as the fuel tank, gearbox, transmission parts, were found in the scrapyard and assembled into a unique unit. 72 years...
Although it is less known, the British engineer Geoff Kershaw made a considerable contribution to the Saab company in the seventies of the last century being among the first to adopt the successful integration of turbochargers in its engines. After...
The Saab 9-2X, according to many connoisseurs of the auto industry, is an almost perfect example of General Motors' "indifference". Turbo technology, a strong focus on safety and thoughtful solutions that deviate from the mainstream are the themes that unite...
We return again to an interesting, strange story about the Saab Lancia 600, a model about which the whole story was never told. This is one strange story of the Swedish Delta, in Lancia's attempt to bring it to Nordic...
In many different Saab models and quite a number of special versions, we present to you today a very rare, perhaps the rarest edition of the Saab 90 - ie Saab 90 Lumikko. In short, let's remember the rare model...
Although they were practically replicas on Saab cars, the iconic Minilite wheels were a favorite among racing-minded drivers in the 1960s and 70s. As the name of the wheels suggests, the "Minilite" series was originally created for Austin's "Mini" model,...
Yes, it is perhaps the most unknown of the original SAABs at all, although it emerged as the purest scandinavian logic: a Saab 90 is the front end of a SAAB 99 combined with the rear end of a 900....
Today's football (soccer) players, thanks to their huge financial potential, mostly drive overpriced cars, which was not the case before. Football has changed drastically in the last twenty years. The most popular sport in the world brings more and more...
