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The pristine 1986 Saab 900 SPG offered by Hyman Ltd., showcasing its timeless Edwardian Gray paint and iconic design.
SAAB News

The Most Expensive Saab in the U.S.: This $83,500 Saab 900 SPG is Turning Heads

The 1986 Saab 900 SPG, now listed at $83,500, is a rare gem in the world of classic cars. With its pristine Edwardian Gray paint, turbocharged performance, and a history of meticulous care, this iconic model stands as a testament to Saab's legacy of innovation, safety, and unique design. Discover why this SPG is capturing the attention of collectors and enthusiasts across the U.S.

This 2004 Saab 9-5 Arc wagon, transformed into a runway friction tester by SARSYS, showcases the intersection of automotive ingenuity and aviation safety.
SAAB News

From Runways to Roads: The 2004 Saab 9-5 Arc Friction Tester You Need to See

This 2004 Saab 9-5 Arc wagon, transformed by Scandinavian Airport and Road Systems (SARSYS), served as a runway friction tester at Salt Lake City International Airport until 2024. With only 29k miles, it combines Saab’s innovative engineering with a rich aviation heritage. Now available at auction, this rare and meticulously preserved vehicle offers enthusiasts a unique opportunity to own a piece of Saab's legacy. Equipped with specialized testing equipment, a vibrant yellow exterior, and retrofitted controls, it embodies functionality and history. Bid now to make this one-of-a-kind Saab yours!

Saab’s ambitious foray into the U.S. was a daring gamble that left lessons for the industry—and an enduring legacy for enthusiasts.
SAAB Reviews

Saab’s Bold Gamble in America: How a Visionary Brand Met Its Biggest Challenge

Saab’s venture into the U.S. market was a bold experiment in blending innovation with individuality. Yet, as Kyle Francis—a seasoned automotive journalist and proud Saab 9-3 owner—analyzes in his recent CarBuzz article, the brand’s unique approach faced insurmountable challenges. From marketing missteps to the compromises of the GM era, Saab’s journey offers a fascinating study of ambition clashing with market realities. In this article, we reflect on Francis’s insights, adding our own perspective from years of Saab coverage.

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