In a quiet Dutch town, Saab Specials stands as a fortress of passion. With 100+ Saabs, from rare two-tone classics to custom 9-5 NG builds, it’s not just a showroom — it’s where Saab dreams live on.
In a farmyard outside North Lincolnshire, a bright-orange, one-owner 1973 Saab 96 V4 sat untouched for decades—until a careful first-start routine brought it back instantly. This is the unvarnished story behind that moment: Lydia, the family garage that kept faith, and a car whose design rewards care with cooperation.
A Hirsch-tuned 2011 Saab 9-5 Aero XWD in Jet Black has surfaced on Doug DeMuro’s Cars & Bids. With no reserve and a full service record, it’s a rare opportunity to own Saab’s final flagship.
After more than 40 years of keeping Saabs on the road, Australia’s legendary Saab Salvage has closed its doors. The end of this era marks the retirement of its founder, leaving behind a legacy cherished by Saab enthusiasts nationwide.
On September 6, 2025, Trollhättan’s Saab Car Museum marks 50 years with a one-day birthday gathering: 50 SEK entry, open workshop sessions, rally and racing start-ups, a rolling parade through the Innovatum District, and Roger Lärk’s “Roger & Saab” photo exhibition. Built by employees and volunteers, the collection proves Saab’s spirit keeps growing long after production ended.
