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Unveiling the head-to-head showdown between two Swedish titans, the Saab 9-3 Turbo X and the Volvo V70 R, as we explore performance, design, and driving dynamics that make these super stations more than just family cars.
This is one of less then 50 manual transmission (6 Speed Manual) Saab 9-3 Turbo X SportCombis ever made! According to the allegations in the ad - the car had got...
Veteran Saab tuner Kieran Scannell pushes the Saab 9-3 Turbo X to an astonishing 600HP. Explore the details behind this exceptional transformation at Scanifab.
Once a stronghold for Saab, Norway now faces a steep decline in registered vehicles, with fewer than 10,000 Saabs left on the road. From nearly 40,000 in the early 2010s, the fleet has shrunk by 75% in just over a decade. Harsh winters, rust, scrappage incentives, and parts shortages are accelerating the brand’s disappearance. Enthusiasts fight to keep the legacy alive, but the numbers tell a sobering story.
The Saab 9-3 Aero TTiD is the brand’s only twin-turbo diesel sedan, delivering 400Nm of torque and 180 horsepower. A true performance machine engineered in Sweden — but never sold in the US market.
This 2008 Saab 9-3 Aero SportCombi’s resale story is a rollercoaster. Initially selling for a record $21,500, it returned to BaT in 2025 for just $10,000. What happened? A deep dive into its enthusiast-driven modifications, resale struggles, and why niche cars don’t always hold their value.
Saab owners continue to embrace the brand’s racing heritage, transforming their daily drivers into track-ready machines. Miguel Merchan’s Saab 9-3 TTiD at Donington Park is proof that these cars are still built to perform.
Saab continues to command respect in today's used car market, with automotive media praising its precise engineering, distinctive design, and timeless driving experience. This article delves into how leading publications view Saab's legacy—a blend of robust performance, innovative safety features, and a uniquely engaging driving character that sets it apart from the competition.
A Saab 9-3 SportCombi faced the ultimate test—a high-impact collision with a massive moose. While many vehicles would have been totaled, Saab’s legendary safety engineering ensured the A-pillars held firm, protecting the occupants. Instead of sending the car to the scrapyard, its dedicated owner embarked on an ambitious restoration, proving once again that Saab’s resilience goes beyond just crash tests. This is the story of a remarkable rebuild that brought a wrecked 9-3 back to life.
Saab’s XWD system redefined the all-wheel drive experience, pushing beyond the limits of Haldex Gen 4 with innovative torque vectoring and preemptive traction control. In head-to-head roller tests against Audi’s Quattro, Saab's AWD showcased both brilliance and quirks, highlighting the brand’s relentless drive to challenge industry norms and pioneer cutting-edge technology
