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Two unregistered Saab 9000 Turbos with just 61 and 242 km have been recovered in Italy by Zanetti Omero, revealing a rare and undocumented chapter of Saab history.
Built on a Saab 9-5 V6 platform and clothed by Bertone for its 90th anniversary, the Saab Novanta was SKF’s boldest drive-by-wire experiment. From Geneva and the Michelin Challenge Bibendum to today’s ASI Bertone collection at Volandia, this unique concept traces an unexpected Saab-shaped path through Italian design history and the early days of electronic vehicle control.
At this year’s NEC Classic Motor Show, the Saab Owners Club of Great Britain drew huge crowds with a beautifully curated stand celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Saab 9000 - alongside a pristine 1959 93B De Luxe and two stunning 900 Carlsson models.
A Belgian detailing studio brought new life to a 30-year-old Saab 900 Turbo Convertible — not just restoring paint and leather, but reviving the soul of a legend. Through craftsmanship and devotion, the 900 proves that Saab’s design philosophy still resists time itself.
Sparked by Real Car’s Italian teardown, this piece blends the hosts’ engineering walk-through with owner testimony from the comments: APC-managed boost, the “backwards” longitudinal layout that speeds service, cockpit ergonomics that kill fatigue, and the real maintenance shortlist. In mid-’80s Italy the 900 Turbo wasn’t niche—it was a status tool with substance.
The Saab 900 Speeder, wrongly called the Speedster, is a one-off prototype built by Björn Envall and Leif Mellberg. Conceived in 1984 and revealed in 1986, it became a French promotional icon, lived decades in Bayonne, and now remains hidden in a Parisian collection.
One of the Lowest-Mileage Flat-Front Saab 900 Turbos Ever Seen The UK-based sale of a 1985 Saab 900 Turbo in rare Alabaster Yellow, boasting just 33,550 original miles, has ignited...
A rare final-year Saab 9-3 Griffin Cabriolet in Nocturne Blue, offered by AutoFirst Saab Apeldoorn, showcases why the Dutch market remains Saab’s stronghold. This well-documented, late-production convertible blends elegant design with rich service history—making it one of the most desirable post-2010 Saab offerings currently available.
This 1973 Saab 96, an authentic rally legend, offers right-hand drive, original condition, and vital mechanical updates. A rare find for true Saab enthusiasts—ready to hit the road or restore to its full glory.
Join Zanetti Omero S.N.C. and the SaabWay Club Italy in their collaborative homage to the Saab legacy at Alto Adriatico Motori D’Epoca 2024. Witness a blend of passion and tradition as they showcase vintage Saab elegance, and delve into a world of classic automotive excellence. Don't miss this unique fusion of history and community at Pordenone's most anticipated vintage motor event.
