The revival of a Saab 95 known as Old Blue follows a strict technical process: engine verification, brake system integrity, electrical continuity, and pragmatic adaptation. No shortcuts, no cosmetic distraction—just a car made functional again.
A £750 Saab 9-3 Convertible shouldn’t be this good - yet it is. A High Peak Autos buy reveals why cared-for Saabs continue to outperform expectations decades later.
After standing abandoned in a Swedish forest for over half a century, a 1961 Saab 95 two-stroke wagon drives again - thanks to patient engineering and a quiet mechanic who understands forgotten machines.
A newly rediscovered Saab factory documentary traces the brand’s rally journey from two-strokes to turbo history. With subtitles now available, it reveals how Saab learned to win without power - and why that mindset still defines the brand today.
The Saab 9-5 NG TTiD was meant to prove Saab still had direction, but time and money ran out first. In a detailed Czech review, Ondřej Hrubeš examines Saab’s final, unfinished flagship as it exists today.
Geoff Thompson brings his 20-year-old Saab 9-5 Aero manual to Performance Remap to answer a simple question: if it feels this quick on the road, what is it actually doing on the dyno? With Chris running multiple pulls, the numbers climb past 300 hp and close to 490 Nm, confirming that this modest £1,800 buy is one of the strongest personal cars Geoff has ever owned.
A lightly modified Saab 9-3 Aero just stunned Nürburgring regulars in a new video by Misha Charoudin. Irish owner Shane Conway brought the car for a full lap, where the calm Swedish sedan passed quicker machines and showed surprising pace in mixed conditions. A true SaabPlanet story.
This 2003 Saab 9-3 Aero entered Autoweek’s Klokje Rond with 420,402 km and a story that challenged every expectation. A deep dive into its condition, engineering resilience, and the owner’s exceptional care reveals why this Saab still drives with confidence.
Niklas’ 280 hp Saab 9-3 Turbo X is more than a preserved rarity — it is a long-term project shaped with purpose, community support, and a clear performance vision. The Swedish Car Guy’s new feature offers a close look at how one owner is turning Saab’s XWD flagship into a future classic built for real driving.
American creator Jared from the SaabSquad channel documents a demanding, full-metal rescue of his rust-damaged Saab 9-3 Viggen, rebuilt from a corroded quarter panel to a striking Ruby Star Red finish.
