Saab Catherina – personal sports car project of Sixten Sason
Like the Saab Formula Junior and the Saab Sonett Super Sport (Sonett I) the Saab Catherina began life as the personal sports car project of Sixten Sason. This vehicle was...
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Like the Saab Formula Junior and the Saab Sonett Super Sport (Sonett I) the Saab Catherina began life as the personal sports car project of Sixten Sason. This vehicle was...
Sixten Sason (born Sixten Andersson; 1912–1967) was a Swedish industrial designer. Sason started working for Saab, designing aircraft throughout World War II. Following the war, he was asked to contribute...
This concept has been made by Eduard Gray, and named “Saab 92010 Sixten” which suggests that it is dedicated to the famous Saab designer Sixten Sason. Eduard – Dutch/English Industrial...
The fascinating story of the Saab Catherina, a remarkable 1964 prototype sports car brought to life through the innovative mind of Sixten Sason. Unearth the journey of this Swedish automotive marvel and the unconventional path it traversed, from its inception at ASJ in Katrineholm to its impact on Saab's automotive legacy. Explore the intriguing details of its design, the clash of creative vision and financial constraints, and the surprising influence of Björn Karlström's MFI-13. Delve into the automotive history that could have been and the enduring allure of the Catherina prototype.
More than 240 SaabPlanet readers weighed in on the question of pure Saab design. Their answers point to one conclusion: Saab design was never only about shape. It was about engineering honesty, usefulness, safety, aerodynamics, and a refusal to imitate the obvious.
An AI-assisted concept render reimagines the Saab Sonett III - the classic Swedish two-seater produced from 1970 to 1974 - as a widebody, carbon-heavy machine. The silhouette stays faithful to Sergio Coggiola's original design. Everything else is pushed considerably further.
MotorTrend republished a 2006 MotorTrend Classic story that drives Saab Sonett I, II, and III in sequence. Read today, it documents a moment when Saab’s future still felt open - and negotiable.
A 1971 Saab 95 Wagon on Bring a Trailer isn’t being sold as a showpiece - it’s being sold as a usable classic with clear disclosures. Here’s what the listing and comments actually tell us, and why it matters.
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.
Three meticulously restored classics — a 1974 Saab 95 Kombi, a rare 1977 Saab 95 Pickup, and a performance-tuned 1969 Saab 96 V4 — from Saab restorer Jörgen Nilsson are now up for grabs at Bilweb Auctions, each valued between $8,000 and $12,000.
