Description: Saab was always a company which liked to take risks, and that shall go down as one of the all-time great understatements in CarBuzz history. The Swedish automaker used to produce some unusual cars wit...Add Comments2
Jordan JacksonNov 22, 2012 See, repetition does get things done, lol
Description: The 99 model had been around since 1968 and was originally conceived as a bigger model to bring the brand away from the small models which had dominated the lineup up until this point and more into th...Add Comments1
Lou GuerreroNov 22, 2012 Saab V8. Sounds weird -- but awesome.
Description: The 99 Turbo used a Garrett T3 turbocharger with the idea not of cranking out big horsepower numbers at high revs after a long lag, but rather of producing a lot of torque across a wide band. Thus, th...Add Comments0
Description: The whole 99 model lineup would last only until 1980 in the US, and only until 1984 in all other markets. Just 10,607 turbo models were built, about half the number of 930 units built by Porsche. But ...Add Comments5
Logan LeMonnierNov 22, 2012 Chill just saying its funny. And I actually can...
Tim PuckettNov 22, 2012 @logam so what at least he's proud of what he's got can u say the same?
Logan LeMonnierNov 22, 2012 You're like Matt and his supras....
Reid HuffNov 22, 2012 I have three Saabs they are all so much fun. The 900 Turbos are so much fun through corners. The body and suspension is so stiff it feels very planted. The seats are very comfortable too.
Description: The 99 Turbo was relatively cheap, turbocharged and an absolute blast to drive. It wasn't easy in those days to build a car like the 99 Turbo. It's rare that you see something on the cutting...Add Comments0
Adam ThomsonNov 23, 2012 Im proud being swedish now
Jörgen NilssonNov 23, 2012 Well, it is Stig Blomqvists rally car. The lights are there for a reason.
Lou GuerreroNov 22, 2012 More. Lights. Can't. Hit. Trees.
Description: This would continue until Saab shut its doors last year, but could potentially be revived if ever the brand manages to be revived. The word "turbo" would also suddenly rise to prominence fol...Add Comments0
Description: Many Saab aficionados consider this to be the absolute pinnacle of the company, the only time when Saab was so clearly well ahead of the curve. It's a shame that a company which had been capable ...Add Comments8
Wayne A. GarciaNov 23, 2012 I would'nt be alive today if I was'nt driving a SAAB back in the mid seventies . So I'LL never own any other car, and I look forward to their rebirth!
Tim PuckettNov 23, 2012 @ellis so what this is a Saab article now stop being an ignorant dousche
Daniel EadsNov 23, 2012 He was doing the world a favor by giving extra info about the rebirth of saab. Ellis, you are clearly in the wrong.
Jörgen NilssonNov 23, 2012 You are just plain rude, Ellis.
Jörgen NilssonNov 23, 2012 Commenting on Saabs future in a Saab article, why the "shut up"?
Lucas HillNov 22, 2012 Shut up Ellis... can people write 2 frickin sentences without someone telling them to stop talking 😡
Reid HuffNov 22, 2012 Ellis that's a great insult. So creative. I'm sorry that I like and know about a car company.
Reid HuffNov 22, 2012 A company called NEVS bought saab. They plan to make electric cars. Next year they they are going to start the production of the gas 9-3 again.
Wayne A. GarciaNov 22, 2012 LOVE this car, and those Inca rims where the best SAAB produced...makes me miss my C900 even more now. My NG 900 is great too, but an SPG is what I really lust after!
See, repetition does get things done, lol
Reid got his way!!!