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The 1955 Saab 92B: A classic car's journey from auction triumph to a symbol of Saab's innovative legacy, captivating automotive enthusiasts with its timeless design and engineering excellence.
A restored 1979 Saab 99 Turbo in rare Marble White has sold through Bilweb Auctions for 236,000 SEK, around $25,000. The former Saab mechanic’s five-speed restoration closed below estimate, but with reserve reached — confirming strong, detail-driven interest in properly sorted early Turbo cars.
A Finnish-built 1980 Saab 99 Turbo has appeared at Bilweb Auctions in Acacia Green with matching upholstery, 145 hp, 269,240 km, and a current bid well below the auction estimate. It is not a finished show car, but the body appears unusually sound, and that matters more than polish on a 99 Turbo.
A 2002 Saab 9-3 2.0T Aero with only 44,219 km is already past reserve at Bilweb Auctions. The car combines manual transmission, Light Grey Metallic paint, long-term private use, coherent dealer service history and the kind of Aero-specific corrections that serious Saab buyers notice immediately.
A 2011 Saab 9-3X Aero Griffin XWD has sold for 229,001 SEK on Bilweb Auctions, a strong result for any 15-year-old Saab. But this was never a normal used-car sale. The car was rebuilt by SAAB Partners BV in Meppel, using a clean Swiss body, new mechanical components and new old stock Saab parts. The result is a clear signal that the market is starting to separate ordinary preserved Saabs from professionally rebuilt cars with serious specialist credibility.
A final-year 1998 Saab 9000 CSE 2.3t has appeared at Bilweb Auctions with an unusually authentic backstory. Ordered new by a Saab chassis engineer who deliberately avoided luxury options, this understated example reveals how insiders actually specified their own cars. With just 143,000 km, single-family ownership, and the durable B234E turbo engine, it offers a rare look at what a “standard” Saab flagship meant to the people who engineered it.
A rare 1999 Saab 9-3 Viggen in iconic Lightning Blue is now on Bilweb Auctions, owned by one woman for nearly 20 years. With full history, pristine condition, and only 105,000 km, it’s a Swedish performance legend ready for its next chapter.
The first Saab 9-4X ever built - chassis number 001 - has sold for 800,000 SEK ($70,000 USD) at Bilweb Auctions. Fourteen years later, it reached the same value it held new, proving Saab’s timeless craftsmanship and loyal following endure.
Once a training car for the Swedish Police School, this restored 1984 Saab 900 GLi Polis—complete with period-correct gear—is returning to Bilweb Auctions with a higher estimate than its 2023 sale.
A 2008 Saab 9-3 1.8t Cabriolet in Electric Blue Metallic with just 28,141 km is one of the finest youngtimers in Sweden. Despite bids nearing €20,000 at Bilweb Auctions, it failed to sell due to the reserve price not being met. That’s not a disappointment—it’s proof this car is worth far more.
