Magnus Johansson began by converting a Saab 9-3 to electric in his barn. Years later, he became the mastermind behind NEVS Emily GT’s in-wheel motors. This is the story of passion, tech innovation—and one very determined engineer.
The 2003 Saab 9-3 Cabriolet Classic Edition wasn’t just a send-off—it was a carefully curated tribute to the first-generation 9-3 and the final Saab convertibles built in Finland. With unique styling cues, rich equipment, and limited availability, it marked the end of an era with understated confidence.
The Saab 9-3 has unexpectedly landed on the UK’s 2025 list of cheapest cars to insure, defying its premium roots with an average premium of just £290. This shift highlights how safety, owner demographics, and repair economics can reshape perceptions—and market value—for this beloved Swedish sedan.
Up for sale in the Netherlands is a well-preserved 2001 Saab 9-3 Aero Cabriolet with an upgraded 250 hp B205R engine, 5-speed manual gearbox, full service history, and modern tech features like CarPlay and a rearview camera. This black-on-black convertible blends performance, practicality, and classic Saab design in a package that's ready for open-road enjoyment.
The 2010 Saab 9-3 Aero Carlsson XWD is a rare and potent tribute to rally legend Erik Carlsson. Featuring a 280hp turbocharged V6, advanced all-wheel drive, and exclusive Carlsson styling, this limited-edition model—one of only 96 built—represents a remarkable opportunity for collectors and Saab enthusiasts alike.
A shocking towing incident on Houston’s North Loop turned a Saab 9-3 Convertible into the unwilling star of a dangerous freeway stunt. Towed by an SUV with nothing but a chain, the Saab swerved uncontrollably across multiple lanes, endangering lives and exposing the grim consequences of reckless improvisation on busy highways. The viral footage has ignited outrage among motorists and Saab enthusiasts alike, sparking renewed calls for stricter enforcement against such dangerous behavior.
A highly modified Saab 9-3 and a tuned Ford hit 200 km/h on Sweden’s infamous Slingerbulten road, endangering lives and igniting a fierce police crackdown on illegal street racing culture.
At Auto Schaap in Lemmer, the legacy of Saab is alive and well—and on full display with this Snow Silver 2008 Saab 9-3 Aero Convertible. Tuned by Hirsch to 230 horsepower and meticulously maintained, this rare drop-top blends Scandinavian precision with open-top driving pleasure. It’s not just a used car; it’s a statement backed by decades of Saab expertise under one family-run roof.
This isn’t just another tuned Saab—it’s a fully rebuilt 2001 9-3 Coupé with a forged 2.3T engine, LSD gearbox, Hirsch brakes, and nearly 400 horsepower, built by Dutch Saab enthusiast Bjorn van Tongeren and now up for sale at €9,500.
Melvin Könings’ 2011 Saab 9-3X TTiD just passed the 500,000 km mark—and AutoWeek Netherlands put it to the ultimate test. From underbody rust to turbo health, this high-mileage hero reveals how Saab engineering and owner dedication can defy time, wear, and expectations.
