Saab always was a company known for pushing the boundaries of car technology. Saab is known for its numerous technological innovations, starting from streamlined aerodynamic body design (1947), through factory fitted seat belts (1958) and Headlamp wipers and washers (1970), and up to the unique...
This is Exclusive Spy Shots of the new Beijing Auto BJ40L ( the much delayed four-door version of the Beijing Auto BJ40) SUV by BAIC with SAAB engine. First spy-images appeared last summer (two door version BJ40), but in these pictures...
Second generation od Saab 9-3 (2003–2012) includes a number of safety features, including innovations such as Saab Active Head Restraints (SAHR II) to reduce whiplash and ReAxs, a passive rear wheel steering design and passive toe-in to help reduce understeer under...
Turning its SAAB 9-3 SportCombi into a research platform, Saab has initiated an eight-month field test for its new Driver Attention Warning System. Using a series of increasingly irritated text and voice messages, as well as vibrations in the driver’s seat cushion, the...
