Saab Wedding in Taiwan
We have already written on this blog about a very strong and connected SAAB community in Taiwan. And not only that held regular meetings, they often organize special gatherings SAAB...
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We have already written on this blog about a very strong and connected SAAB community in Taiwan. And not only that held regular meetings, they often organize special gatherings SAAB...
In Poland there is a rent-a-car service that offers Saab Turbo X! And this is not an ordinary Turbo X, this is additionally tuned Saab Turbo X. This agency offers Saab Turbo X rental with driver,...
AutoWeek’s rare review takes us inside a 2004 Saab 9-5 2.3t stretched by Coleman Milne for Britain’s funeral trade. Its owner explains the eight-seat layout, 1.16-meter body extension, privacy partition, corrosion risks, and unexpectedly agile road manners.
Ray and Pat Kopczynski of Albany, Oregon, met on a blind date, married within six months, and have spent 53 years since driving matching Saabs. A June 2024 KPTV/Fox 12 “Behind the Wheel” segment revisited their story, first told locally in 2021 around Ray’s 6,400-mile cross-country drive in a 1965 Saab 96.
Autohaus Lafrentz in Kiel is offering one of the most unusual Saab 9000s currently on the market: a 1989 9000 CD Turbo six-door long version with seven seats, blue cloth interior, automatic transmission, and a claimed Saab Automobile AB VIP-service history.
Saab Car Museum has closed its regular building for roof renovation, but The Box at Nova Arena will bring 114 Saabs and one caravan together from June 6 to September 30, 2026.
Saab Club Nederland chairman Merlijn Kalkman doesn’t collect Saabs to count them. With eighteen cars spanning Saab history, his story explains why ownership becomes identity.
This feature explores the story of an Icelandic 1983 Saab 900 Turbo rescued twice by the same family. From harsh roads to scarce parts, it remains one of the island’s rare surviving flat-nose Turbos — and a deeply personal piece of automotive heritage.
The TV show Bangers & Cash: Restoring Classics recently featured a full bare-metal restoration of a Saab 96 V4. What began as a family car with cherished memories turned into a £46,000 project—one that tested both passion and financial sanity in equal measure.
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.
