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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.

A forgotten 1987 Saab 900 Turbo, stored for 23 years and owned by one family since new, has been revived by the Cars of Sweden Live team. With pristine interior preservation and astonishing originality, this rare Turbo is now heading for auction — and its story resonates deeply with Saab enthusiasts worldwide.

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.

A meticulously preserved 1988 Saab 900 Turbo Hatchback, blending factory originality with subtle SPG-style enhancements and modern conveniences, just sold for $31,000 on Bring a Trailer — a benchmark for classic Saab values in 2025.

One of the Lowest-Mileage Flat-Front Saab 900 Turbos Ever Seen The UK-based sale of a 1985 Saab 900 Turbo in rare Alabaster Yellow, boasting just 33,550 original miles, has ignited passionate debate among Saab enthusiasts. Listed privately for £24,995, the...

More than just a short film, Sabotage is a moving reflection on the fragile duality of life and metal, told through the lens of a Saab 900 Turbo enthusiast whose dream car was destroyed shortly after filming.

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.

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.

Design professor and lifelong Saab enthusiast Erik Wankerl used AI to reimagine the iconic Saab 900 Turbo for 2025. The result? A bold, electric concept that respects Saab's legacy while pushing its design language into the future.

The Saab 900 Turbo is more than just a car—it represents a pivotal moment in automotive history. This particular 1984 model, now available in Norway, exemplifies the engineering prowess and innovative spirit that defined Saab during its golden years. With a production run that started in the late '70s, the 900 Turbo redefined performance and safety for turbocharged vehicles. This silver 900 Turbo on offer is not just a well-preserved classic but also a canvas of unique upgrades and thoughtful restoration.