Saab limousines are not uncommon, there are various versions, but the British company Coleman-Milne specialized in converting Saab 9-5 (course and other models) models in classical extended limousine.
Coleman Milne is the market leader in creating, building and selling hearses and limousines in the United Kingdom, using its own British engineers. The Company’s objective is to provide a range of hearses and limousines of leading design, which are competitively priced and of a quality appropriate to their function.
Vurrently, the company even offers 3 Saab 9-5 limousines as used vehicles. Two limousines were converted Saab 9-5 models of the second generation, and one limousine is based on the first Saab 9-5generation. Their price ranges from £ 5.350 to the oldest model from 2004, with the latest model 2009 Saab 9-5 with price £ 29.950.
Update: Inside the Coleman Milne Saab 9-5
The six-door 9-5 was not conceived as a conventional luxury stretch limousine. Coleman Milne extended the standard sedan by 1.16 meters, added a third pair of doors and created an eight-seat vehicle specifically for Britain’s funeral processions.
A rare AutoWeek road test now provides a much closer look at the conversion, including its electrically operated privacy partition, revised 2,510-kg gross vehicle weight, coachbuilt center section and the corrosion risks hidden around the added structure. Its Dutch owner also explains why the nearly six-meter car still feels unexpectedly recognizable from behind the wheel.
Read our full follow-up: Inside the Six-Door Coleman Milne Saab 9-5 Limousine
