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SaabFest 2026 brought the SAAB Owners Club of Great Britain to Foxfield Railway for two days of cars spanning almost the entire marque history. A new Seized Gearbox walk-through captures everything from two-strokes and the lone Sonett to 99 Turbos, Carlssons, Viggens, 9000 Aeros, XWD cars and the NG 9-5.
Jason Castriota joins Alrik Söderlind’s Fenix series to explain the engineering behind the PhoeniX concept, the advanced next-generation 9-3 and the separate plans for a compact 9-2 and modern Sonett.
Saab’s BMW engine program advanced far beyond the supply agreement announced in 2010. Peter Dahl explains how Project 540 gained a running N18-powered mule in three weeks, why Saab chose the 1.6-liter turbo, and how roughly 100 engines reached Trollhättan before bankruptcy.
Former Saab Cars USA warehouse supervisor Thomas Musanti Jr. is selling books, scale models and Saab-Scania memorabilia while sharing first-hand memories of the Meriden distribution center and the later transfer of parts operations to Fogelsville, Pennsylvania.
TunStyle began when a small group of Saab enthusiasts started making unavailable exterior and interior parts for their own cars. Their hobby gradually developed into a growing catalog serving Saab owners well beyond their immediate community.
KM-Tronics has completed the first full tear-down of Saab's twin-turbo V6 prototype, revealing handmade components, experimental fuel-system solutions, prototype instrumentation and new clues about how far Saab's engineers had progressed before the project came to an end.
The second Alriks Bilar episode on Saab Fenix shows that Project 540 was not a facelift program, but a serious chassis leap for the 9-3 successor Saab never launched.
From a first Saab 9-5 in 1998 to four Saabs in 2026, this Taiwanese owner’s orange NG 9-5 Aero shows how loyalty survives when service support remains serious.
Between 1964 and 1970, Uruguay assembled 478 Saab cars: 308 Saab 96s, 70 Saab 95s and 100 Saab 99s. Club Saab Uruguay’s new video, “History of Saab in Uruguay,” gives overdue structure to one of the least expected Saab stories in South America: local assembly, Automotora Boreal, regional motorsport, Monte Carlo Historique entries and a club that still keeps the cars visible today.
After the Trollhättan auction, Peter Dahl’s explanation adds the missing context: these were not ordinary used Saabs, but pre-series cars, EV testbeds and NEVS engineering prototypes.
