Saab TXR on the cover of the magazine “Bilsport”
"100% SAAB, 1000hp, "... The cover of the latest issue of the Swedish magazine of the sports car "Bilsport" adorns known Saab 9-3 TXR - strongest Saab in the world...
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"100% SAAB, 1000hp, "... The cover of the latest issue of the Swedish magazine of the sports car "Bilsport" adorns known Saab 9-3 TXR - strongest Saab in the world...
Saab in distant Australia is alive and well, thank you, thanks to the local Saab club Saab Car Club of Australia. And not only alive, but also an active and even...
Official "Saab magazine" does not publish for a few years, but are published independent Saab magazines, such as German “Inside SAAB” or a "Nines" Magazine published by Saab Club of North America (SCNA). NINES magazine Members...
The German historic car magazine "Motor Klassik" regularly carries out a survey to find out which contemporary cars its readers consider as an investment, and regularly tests and compares the classic cars...
In 1986, Televerket Radio and Saab equipped a Saab 9000 Turbo taxi with an extraordinary collection of communications technology: a mobile phone, taxi radio, pager, television and VHS video system. Period Swedish magazine photographs show taxi owner Hans Nilsson demonstrating the equipment in Karlstad, while rear-seat passengers could even watch video tapes on longer journeys.
Erik Wankerl’s yellow Saab 900 Turbo 2025 concept has resurfaced in print. Portuguese magazine autoDRIVE #91 uses the design study across a four-page column by João Santos Matos, sixteen months after the project first appeared online.
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.
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.
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.
SaabZH’s first official Brittany rally has moved beyond club channels, earning a front-cover mention and full-page report in French collector-car weekly La Vie de l’Auto.
