SAAB News

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.

In this exclusive interview, Alex talks to Simon Padian, NEVS Creative Director and Saab legend, uncovering design secrets and unseen details behind Emily GT.

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.

In an exclusive conversation marking two years as CEO, Nina Selander discusses the toughest moments at NEVS, addresses criticism openly, and reveals what lies ahead.

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.

As the face of NEVS, Nina Selander has sparked both admiration and controversy. In this exclusive interview, Alex Andersson uncovers the real person behind the CEO title. Is she the right leader for NEVS?

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.

For true Saab enthusiasts, passion for the brand extends beyond the driving experience. Enter SAAB MIU Clock, a stunning handcrafted timepiece by Mateusz Pietrukaniec, built using original Saab dashboard components. With features like Night Panel mode, an ignition key startup sequence, and a turbo gauge that tracks seconds, this unique clock is more than just a way to tell time—it’s a tribute to Saab’s innovative spirit and design excellence.

IntSaab 2025 is set to bring Saab enthusiasts from around the world to the breathtaking Swiss Alps from August 8-10, 2025. Hosted in Melchtal, this iconic gathering will feature scenic driving tours, a parts market, a beauty contest, and exclusive Saab experiences. With the 40th anniversary of the SAAB Club Switzerland adding to the celebration, this is the ultimate event for every true Saab fan. Registration is now open—secure your spot today!