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Orio is now offering exclusive Saab Accessories on SaabGear.com. While they do offer a variety of apparel, their Saab swag goes beyond the usual hats and t-shirts. At SaabGear.com, you can get Saab...

UK based company Suffolk SAAB Limited presents a new range of SAAB inspired leather keyrings and other interesting Saab Accessories. The initial launch is for 25 designs with a further 25...

The OG9-5 never accounted for modern smartphones, but 9T Saabs has delivered a wireless charging console that integrates cleanly into the interior, installs without cutting, and follows Saab’s original design logic with surprising precision.

A 2011 Saab 9-3 Cabriolet Aero TX Edition with the full Hirsch Performance package and just 17,084 km on the clock has surfaced at Saab Apeldoorn. Here's why this is arguably the most significant Saab 9-3 currently for sale in Europe - and what it tells us about the enduring legacy of a brand that never should have died.

A 1994 Saab 900 Turbo Convertible in Talladega Red is live on Bring a Trailer with no reserve, currently sitting at $5,200 with the auction closing shortly. One of the last Classic 900s built, this Kansas-based car has spent most of its life in Colorado, carries original paint with no rust, a recently replaced soft top, and an interior that holds up well against its age. The automatic transaxle will limit the ceiling, but at current bidding it is priced well below where comparable examples have been closing.

KM-Tronics has introduced two long-unavailable solutions for the Saab 9-3 NG Convertible: a new third brake light lens and a precision-engineered roof switch, finally addressing two of the model’s most common age-related failures.

The Toppola camper module was more than a curiosity - it became a defining expression of Saab ingenuity. From the 99 to the 9000, enthusiasts shaped its evolution, kept the concept alive long after production ended, and turned these conversions into some of the most unique vehicles in Saab history.

When the 2003 Saab 9-3 Sport Sedan topped Sweden’s theft-security rankings, it wasn’t a marketing surprise — it was the beginning of a two-decade streak. No confirmed case has ever surfaced of a 9-3 being stolen without its key, a testament to Saab’s unique engineering philosophy that lasted until the very end of production.

More than thirty years after buying a battered Saab Sport, Anders Jonsson has completed a meticulous, mechanically honest restoration guided by rally legend Ture Karlsson. The result is a long-nose two-stroke that not only looks period-perfect, but also drives like the competition-inspired machine Saab intended—keeping a crucial part of Swedish rally history alive on today’s roads.

The Saab 900 Enduro wasn’t just another regional special — it was an audacious statement. Built exclusively for Australia in 1980, this ultra-rare model blended Scandinavian precision with raw racing spirit. With only 11 units produced, the Enduro became an instant legend among Saab collectors.