This 2011 Saab 9-5NG has been transformed into a rare and functional car hauler, blending Saab’s signature design with practical auto transport capabilities. Powered by a 2.0L diesel engine, this 190hp manual hauler offers luxury, power, and practicality. Currently listed for 350,000 SEK, this vehicle stands as a remarkable piece of Saab history that collectors and enthusiasts won’t want to miss.
Excerpt: Mr. Ke’s rare Saab 9-5 NG, resprayed in the eye-catching Brooklyn Gray Metallic, is a bold statement of passion and dedication to the Saab legacy. Upgraded and meticulously restored by SAC, Taiwan’s leading Saab specialist, this one-of-a-kind build features performance enhancements, luxurious refinements, and a story that embodies the heart of Saab enthusiasts. From a Turbo X beast to this stunning 9-5 NG, Mr. Ke’s collection reflects the timeless appeal of Saab, proving that the spirit of the brand continues to thrive.
The Challenge: Outdated Technology in a Timeless Saab For many Saab enthusiasts, especially those still driving the 2003-2006 9-3 models,...
A 1985 Saab 900i, abandoned for over 20 years, is rescued by UK Barn Finds. This barn find Saab undergoes a simple yet transformative wash, unveiling hidden beauty beneath layers of grime. The car’s journey from forgotten relic to potential auction piece captures the essence of classic car preservation.
In Sölvesborg, Sweden, Philip Salonen and the dedicated team at Mannes Bilservice are rewriting Saab history by restoring and enhancing one of the rarest Saab models ever made – the 9-5NG Sportwagon. With fewer than 20 remaining worldwide, this prototype has been transformed from a modest Linear model into a fully loaded, high-performance powerhouse. Through meticulous craftsmanship, innovative engineering, and a relentless pursuit of perfection, the Sportwagon now boasts a 330hp Hirsch-tuned V6, XWD drivetrain, and luxury features that never entered production. This article dives into the remarkable journey of this rare Saab and the expertise that brought it back to life.
A one-of-a-kind Saab 9-5 NG Aero Hirsch, tuned to perfection by Swiss tuner Hirsch, stands as a rare blend of Swedish engineering and Swiss performance. With 325 hp, AWD, and bespoke upgrades, this prototype embodies Saab's legacy and remains a testament to innovation and passion.
As NEVS faces layoffs and factory liquidation, CEO Nina Selander reveals that talks with a potential buyer for the Emily GT and PONS projects are underway. With a deal expected by mid-2025, could this mark a turning point for Trollhättan’s EV future or the final chapter for Saab’s legacy?
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!
Thirteen years after Saab’s bankruptcy, the iconic Swedish brand continues to captivate enthusiasts worldwide. Despite the heartbreak of December 19, 2011, Saab's legacy of innovation, resilience, and community thrives, proving that the spirit of a truly unique carmaker can never be extinguished.
This Dutch Saab 9-3 2.2 TiD has defied all odds, clocking an astonishing 1,055,203 kilometers and still looking remarkably well-preserved inside and out. A true testament to Saab's legendary engineering, this million-kilometer hero proves that with care and maintenance, a Saab can go the distance—and beyond.
