A 2011 Saab 9-5 NG with just 29,011 kilometers combines the BioPower engine, six-speed manual transmission and XWD. Only 28 Vector sedans were built with this drivetrain specification.
SKANDIX has introduced a newly manufactured replacement for the discontinued Saab 5584917 windshield washer nozzle. The twin-jet nozzle fits early Saab 9-5 models up to chassis 43011867, with three required per car.
Nigel Khine is selling his black 2011 Saab 9-5 Vector TiD4 for A$14,990. It belongs to Australia’s 60-car 9-5NG allocation and one of only 43 locally specified Vectors.
This Serbian-delivered 2009 Saab 9-5 Aero SportCombi combines the 260 HP 2.3-liter turbo engine with an automatic transmission and a documented two-owner history. Located in Novi Sad, it is offered by longtime Saab enthusiast Nemanja “Manja” Stupar for €3,500.
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.
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.
Mark van Kampen's latest KM-Tronics video opens the Saab 9-5NG's GM-sourced steering column lock and shows how a worn DC motor or broken spindle can be replaced without discarding the complete module.
The million-kilometer Saab 9-5 has entered the decisive stage of its restoration. SAC Taiwan has removed the complete drivetrain, opened the engine and automatic transmission, stripped the cabin, and begun renewing the chassis and body.
A German dealer is asking €20,000 for a 2007 Saab 9-5 Aero with a documented Hirsch upgrade to 300 PS. With 246,493 kilometers, original six-spoke Hirsch wheels and a Hirsch exhaust, its value rests on specification and provenance rather than low mileage.
A 37,000-mile 2005 Saab 9-5 2.3T sedan sold at no reserve on Bring a Trailer for $6,500, despite clean history, recent brake, cooling, and A/C work, and an unusually preserved presentation. The price was modest, but the ending was fitting: the winning bidder said this would be his sixth Saab.
