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1979 Saab 900 Turbo on the lift during AutoWeek’s Klokje Rond Klassiek inspection, with the owner standing beside the aquamarine Combi Coupé.
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Remarkable Condition After 46 Years: The Story of Olav Davidse’s Saab 900 Turbo

When Dutch Saab enthusiast Olav Davidse tracked down an aquamarine 1979 Saab 900 Turbo, he wasn’t just buying another classic – he was reclaiming a childhood image of his father’s 99. After a careful refresh and a full inspection on AutoWeek’s “Klokje rond klassiek” lift, his early Turbo now stands as one of the clearest surviving examples of Saab’s first turbocharged hatch era. This article follows the car from doctor’s driveway to camera lights, with engineering details, owner passion and period driving impressions.

Saab 900 Enduro S
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Why the Saab 900 Enduro Still Captures Enthusiasts’ Hearts

The Saab 900 Enduro wasn’t just another regional special — it was an audacious statement. Built exclusively for Australia in 1980, this ultra-rare model blended Scandinavian precision with raw racing spirit. With only 11 units produced, the Enduro became an instant legend among Saab collectors.

Saab 900 Turbo (1990) Airflow edition driving through mountain road in Asturias, front view
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Saab 900 Turbo (1990): The Last True Saab

The 1990 Saab 900 Turbo is more than nostalgia—it’s the last car Saab built entirely on its own terms. From the convex windshield to APC-tamed boost, this icon proves that safety, aero, and soul can share the same chassis.

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