A black 1989 Saab 900 Turbo Cabriolet 16V has been reported stolen in Prague, and the owner is asking Saab drivers, workshops, parts sellers, and local enthusiasts to watch for the car.
According to owner Max Huhn, the car was stolen on Kateřinská Street in Prague during the night between May 24 and May 25. He has already posted about the theft, but says there have been no useful leads so far.
The car is a Saab 900 Turbo Cabriolet 16V, model year 1989, with around 250,000 kilometers. It was registered in Germany before the theft and carried the license plate:
TÜLR242H
The VIN is: YS3AD75L1K7019034
Several details may help identify it if the car appears on the road, in a workshop, in a storage yard, or in online parts listings. The Saab has a Westfalia tow hitch, a two-pipe sport exhaust, a new soft top, a dent on the passenger-side door, three special instruments in the center console, and a loose spoiler on the rear right side. The owner also notes that the check engine light is always on, with a grounding issue that causes faster blinking.
Inside, the car has a Gründig Trollhättan II radio with a broken knob. Another visible detail is damage to the left front alloy wheel, reportedly caused by brake fluid. Max says police have received camera footage, but there have been no updates yet. Anyone who sees the car, recognizes parts from it, or notices suspicious sale listings should not approach the vehicle or confront anyone. The best step is to document the location, take photos if safe, and contact local police or the owner.
Owner contact provided in the original post:
+33743688843
+4915111544343
This is a very recognizable classic 900 Turbo Cabriolet, and the details above make it harder to quietly move through the Saab network. Workshops, border-area Saab owners, classic car groups, and parts sellers in the Czech Republic, Germany, Austria, Poland, and nearby countries should keep an eye out.
That’s why we need to install a chip to localise the SAAB. Good luck. N