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In an effort to keep the iconic Saab brand on the road, Orio North America, the exclusive supplier of Saab Original parts, is proud to announce the launch of its “Parts...
Orio AB are launching a new campaign with the purpose of saving and helping endangered animals, together with Nordens Ark. Orio AB are creating a campaign to educate about the importance...
Orio AB is now investing more than ever in Saab cars on the road, and is today launching the “Parts for Life” initiative, supporting the work with the protection of...
When Klaravik auctioned the final Saab cars from the Trollhättan factory grounds, Swedish collector Joakim Bratell bought two silver 2014 Saab 9-3 sedans. The story goes further than one auction result: Bratell also helped restart authentic Saab interior production in Sweden, turning his collection into a wider preservation effort.
"Garry Small Saab" has been one of the last serious Saab addresses on the US West Coast. Now Garry Small is retiring at 86, selling the East Portland dealership and service center he opened in 1986. The important part for Saab owners: the new owner is expected to keep the technicians, employees, parts counter and official Saab service status.
A 2006 Saab 9-5 swallowed by mud during Typhoon Ragasa seemed beyond saving - until SAC Motors technicians crossed Taiwan to revive it. This long-form narrative follows the car’s journey from disaster site to full restoration, and the family who refused to abandon it.
Saab’s former Brand Design Chief, Simon Padian, brings the NG 9-5 story to life at A Night at the Museum on November 8 in Trollhättan. Under curated lighting, the Saab Car Museum spotlights light, design, and the SportCombi - plus food, drinks, a parts market, and a conversation that shows why Saab’s integrity still feels like the future.
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.
SOC42 in Parsippany gathered 715 Saab fans and 368 cars, turning the Sheraton’s castle-like grounds into a living Saab museum with track days, seminars, and parts trading.
On August 9, Nevs will host its final clearance in Trollhättan, offering everything from 9-3 parts to rare Saab prototype fabrics and memorabilia as the company closes its doors.
