After spinal cancer left him paralyzed, David refused to stop driving. With simple hand controls and a 1993 Saab 900 Convertible, he reclaimed independence and shared it with his family. Watch TalkSteer Ep17 by Peter Bruce to see how a classic Saab helped rebuild a life.
A Monte Carlo Yellow Saab 900 Convertible bought for just $1,200 turned into a two-year adventure of learning, repairs, and discovery. What began as a rusty project became a priceless education in Saab ownership.
A French Saab enthusiast presents his 1991 Saab 900 Scarabée Convertible – a daily driver, family car, and design icon featured in MoMA’s collection.
After a simple $100 fix, this rare Saab 900 Turbo SIS Convertible sold for $23,333. Car Wizard’s detailed video turned it into the most talked-about Saab clip of the year.
She never dreamed of driving a Saab, but one ride in this turbocharged classic flipped the script. The 1988 Saab 900 Convertible proved that engineering and emotion can go hand in hand.
This Le Mans Blue 1993 Saab 900 T16S Aero Convertible pairs careful performance upgrades with full-service documentation and rare visual appeal. A standout at £12,500.
This 1991 Saab 900 Turbo T16 Cabriolet, offered at Bilweb’s May 2025 auction, represents one of the final and most refined expressions of Saab’s legendary turbocharged engineering—preserved with originality and built at the height of the brand’s independent innovation.
Reflecting on Car and Driver's detailed 1997 assessment of the vibrant Saab 900SE Turbo Convertible, we revisit their insights on performance, design quirks, and practical innovations, examining how well this distinctive Swedish classic holds its appeal nearly three decades later.
Up for grabs at Bilweb’s May 2025 auction is a remarkably preserved 1990 Saab 900 Turbo 16v Cabriolet—once owned by prominent Swedish figures Pia and Peter Althin. Finished in classic white with a tan leather interior, this enthusiast-maintained convertible features a rare Volvo Flygmotor engine heater, NOS Aero wheels, and just 177,500 km on the clock. With an estimated value between $14,500 and $16,400 USD, and bidding open until May 8, it’s a standout opportunity for Saab collectors and turbo-era purists alike.
Despite its showroom condition and mere 79 miles on the odometer, this 1988 Saab 900 Turbo Convertible has faced surprising auction challenges. Initially failing to sell despite reaching $59,500, it’s now up for grabs again—raising questions about reserved price expectations and market realities.
