Saab’s Technological Innovations in 1992 at the Geneva Motor Show
After GM took over 50 percent ownership of Saab cars in 1989 and brought in investment money, a number of innovations took place and new Saab models were introduced. Two...
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After GM took over 50 percent ownership of Saab cars in 1989 and brought in investment money, a number of innovations took place and new Saab models were introduced. Two...
Very fast Volvo S40 tuned by Autotech and of course, known, powerful Saab 9-5 700bhp by Nordic Performance, just how is that fair :) but race is race. Now, that Saab 9-5 has 815...
Peter Dahl, former chief engineer at NEVS, shares exclusive insights into the advanced technologies considered for Emily GT but never implemented. From steer-by-wire to next-gen HUD and full brake-by-wire systems, these innovations could redefine the future of driving—if Emily GT ever reaches production.
IntSaab 2025 is set to bring Saab enthusiasts from around the world to the breathtaking Swiss Alps from August 8-10, 2025. Hosted in Melchtal, this iconic gathering will feature scenic driving tours, a parts market, a beauty contest, and exclusive Saab experiences. With the 40th anniversary of the SAAB Club Switzerland adding to the celebration, this is the ultimate event for every true Saab fan. Registration is now open—secure your spot today!
This 2006 Saab 9-3 Aero 2.8T V6 Cabriolet 20th Anniversary Edition is one of just 412 units ever built, making it one of the most exclusive Saab convertibles. Finished in Electric Blue Metallic with a turbocharged 250-hp V6, this low-mileage example (44,226 km) remains in pristine, factory-original condition. With flawless mechanics, an immaculate interior, and a rare commemorative trim, this is a must-have for any serious Saab collector.
SaabFest 2025 is set for July 19-20 at the Shuttleworth Collection in Bedfordshire—an event where Saab passion meets aviation history. Expect classic Saabs, vintage aircraft flybys, and a community-driven experience like no other.
The Saab Car Museum in Trollhättan achieved a remarkable milestone in 2024, welcoming 41,800 visitors – the highest number since its reopening in 2012. This record-breaking year highlights the enduring global passion for Saab, with visitors describing the museum as a must-visit destination and a living tribute to the brand’s innovative legacy. As it prepares to celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2025, the museum continues to captivate enthusiasts with its unique blend of history, community, and cultural significance.
The Challenge: Outdated Technology in a Timeless Saab For many Saab enthusiasts, especially those still driving the 2003-2006 9-3 models, the stock multimedia system feels like a relic from another...
This 2004 Saab 9-5 Arc wagon, transformed by Scandinavian Airport and Road Systems (SARSYS), served as a runway friction tester at Salt Lake City International Airport until 2024. With only 29k miles, it combines Saab’s innovative engineering with a rich aviation heritage. Now available at auction, this rare and meticulously preserved vehicle offers enthusiasts a unique opportunity to own a piece of Saab's legacy. Equipped with specialized testing equipment, a vibrant yellow exterior, and retrofitted controls, it embodies functionality and history. Bid now to make this one-of-a-kind Saab yours!
A deep dive into why Saab remains a cult favorite, inspired by AutoWeek.nl’s analysis of discontinued car brands and how they still thrive in the used car market.