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The 1988 Saab 900 Turbo Convertible SIS Edition, with just 78 miles, failed to meet its reserve at auction despite a $59,500 bid. Explore why timing, transmission choice, and market trends influenced the outcome. The post What Went Wrong? Analyzing the 1988 Saab 900 Turbo Convertible SIS Auction Outcome first appeared on SAAB Planet .

A 2008 Saab 9-5 Aero and a determined team of drivers set a new two-way Cannonball Run record of 61 hours and 59 minutes, showcasing teamwork, skill, and Saab’s enduring legacy. The post New Cannonball Two-Way Record: Saab 9-5 Team Conquers America in 61 Hours, 59 Minutes! first appeared on SAAB Planet .

This untouched 1988 Saab 900 Turbo Convertible, part of the ultra-rare 'Springtime in Sweden' edition, has just 78 miles on the clock and has never been driven beyond dealership transfers. Could this be the most pristine Saab survivor ever? Dive into the story of this extraordinary time capsule! The post Frozen in Time: A 78-Mile Saab 900 Turbo Convertible! first appeared on SAAB Planet .

A rare gem from Saab's illustrious past has emerged, and it's poised to make automotive history. This meticulously restored 1966 Saab Sonett II prototype—one of just 28 pre-production models—has been listed for sale at over $90,000. Not only does this make it a strong contender for the priciest Saab ever sold, but its rich history, including a stint with rally legend Erik "Carlsson on the Roof" Carlsson, elevates it to legendary status. From its groundbreaking fiberglass design to its adventurous journey across the Atlantic and back, this Sonett II is more than a car; it's a piece of automotive art destined for the most discerning collectors. The post Breaking Records: This 1966 Saab Sonett II Prototype Could Become the Priciest Saab Ever first appeared on SAAB Planet .

When purchasing a used vehicle, safety should always be your top priority. Unfortunately, odometer fraud has been one of the hidden dangers that often goes unnoticed—where the odometer reading is tampered with, making it appear that the vehicle has been less used and posing significant risks that can endanger your safety on the road. Knowing these risks and how to mitigate them is essential for any prospective buyer. The Hidden Dangers of Odometer Fraud Mechanical Issues Imagine driving a car that’s been on the road for years, but the odometer says it’s just barely reached some miles or km. Sounds great, right? Unfortunately, this can lead to undetected mechanical issues such as brake failures or malfunctions, engine issues, and wear and tear, putting you and your loved ones at risk. Inaccurate Maintenance Records Altered odometers often give inaccurate maintenance records. Routine servicing is typically based on mileage intervals; if the odometer has been rolled back, you might t...

Upgrade your Saab 9-3 with the NEVS iQon infotainment system and redefine your driving experience. Originally developed for the unreleased 2015 Saab 9-3 Aero, this Android-based system brings modern features like navigation, media streaming, and enhanced system controls to models from 2008 to 2014. Seamlessly integrated with the car’s original functions, including Night Panel mode and steering wheel controls, the iQon system offers a perfect blend of cutting-edge technology and Saab’s timeless design. Learn how this upgrade breathes new life into your classic 9-3 while preserving its iconic character. The post Transform Your Saab 9-3 with the NEVS iQon Infotainment System: A Modern Revolution first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Purchasing a used vehicle can be an exciting experience, especially when you find a car that fits your pocket and lifestyle. While you might be thrilled about buying a desired car, it’s essential to ensure that your dream car doesn’t turn into a nightmare. One of the most important steps in the car-buying process is obtaining and reviewing a vehicle history report. Overlooking the vehicle history report can lead to unexpected costs, and safety issues. Here’s why you should never skip this essential step. Unveiling Past Accidents A car might look spotless and drive smoothly without knowing that it has been involved in an accident. A vehicle history report [VHR] will provide you with detailed information about past accidents and damage. Imagine driving a car with a weak frame that hasn’t been properly repaired—it’s a risk not worth taking. Identifying Odometer Fraud Odometer fraud is a common practice where the mileage on a car’s odometer is tampered with to make it appear less used...

A deep dive into why Saab remains a cult favorite, inspired by AutoWeek.nl’s analysis of discontinued car brands and how they still thrive in the used car market. The post Why Buying a Used Saab Still Makes Sense in 2024: A Legacy of Value and Character first appeared on SAAB Planet .

The 1953 Saab 92B De Luxe 2T, a beautifully restored classic, embodies Saab's innovative post-war design with its aerodynamic shape, rare two-stroke engine, and Swedish heritage. Estimated at $11,600–$13,500, this rare gem offers collectors a unique opportunity to own a cornerstone of automotive history. The post Preserved Swedish Classic: The 1953 Saab 92B De Luxe 2T first appeared on SAAB Planet .

On November 15th, Chery unveiled the Liefeng (Chinese “猎风”, can be simply translated as “Huntwind”) concept EV, its first coupe to feature a solid-state battery. The vehicle supports 800V high-voltage fast charging and offers a pure electric range exceeding 1500km. Equipped with a dual-chamber suspension and a C-EM range extender, Chery Liefeng can accelerate from […]

In a significant move to expand its global reach, Xpeng Motors has announced a strategic partnership with IML (International Motors Ltd.) to enter the UK market. The collaboration will see the launch of the Xpeng G6, a cutting-edge electric vehicle, in the UK early next year. This partnership marks a new chapter for Xpeng Motors […]

In 1986, Saab made history at Talladega with standard 9000 Turbo models enduring 21 days of relentless driving, setting records that cemented its reputation for durability and engineering excellence. The post From Talladega to Triumph: How Saab Proved Its Legendary Durability on the World Stage first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Dive into the rare opportunity to own a low-mileage, turbocharged 1994 Saab 9000 Aero in Eucalyptus Green. Featuring a 5-speed manual, Recaro seats, and a non-TCS spec, this classic is a testament to Saab’s legacy in sport sedans. The post 1994 Saab 9000 Aero: The Turbocharged Unicorn with 47k Miles Up for Grabs first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Salon-de-Provence is becoming the heart of Saab culture in southern France, as dedicated enthusiasts gather for the 3rd Saab'oit un café event on November 24. Dive into a unique Saab legacy, a growing community, and the captivating spirit of Swedish automotive luxury. The post Salon-de-Provence: Reviving the Spirit of Saab in the South of France first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Explore the captivating story of a 1990 Saab 900 Turbo SPG, equipped with powerhouse mods, Euro-style features, and a history of care that embodies Saab enthusiasm. This $12,250 auction finale tells the tale of a classic built for those who understand the thrill of Scandinavian engineering The post Red Baron Unleashed: The Legacy of a Modified 1990 Saab 900 Turbo SPG That Thrilled Enthusiasts first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Explore the journey of the 1955 Saab 92B De Luxe—a legendary two-stroke marvel that paved the way for Saab's automotive legacy. Delve into its meticulous restoration and historical significance The post Saab 92B De Luxe: Sweden’s Two-Stroke Icon That Redefined Small Car Power first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Uncover the story behind David Joost Kamermans’ latest Saab gems—a Turbo X Sportcombi and an ultra-rare V6 Aero Convertible with the TX Package, blending performance, exclusivity, and Saab’s iconic design. The post Exclusive Saab Turbo X Sportcombi and Rare V6 Convertible: David Joost’s Latest Finds for Saab Enthusiasts first appeared on SAAB Planet .

On November 6th, AION RT, a mid-sized pure electric sedan built on the AEP 3.0 pure electric platform, was officially launched by GAC AION brand. Available in five configurations with a price range of 119,800 to 165,800 yuan, the EV offers a combined range of either 520km or 650km. Notably, the top-tier model is equipped […]

Have you ever felt your car lag on the highway and not run at its best? A fuel injector could be the cause of your car problems; one of the most overlooked is dirty fuel injectors. Keeping your fuel injectors clean isn’t just technical mumbo jumbo—it’s good for your car and it saves you from extra expenses. Let’s get into it. Signs Your Fuel Injectors Need Cleaning Not everyone knows when their fuel injectors need cleaning. Here are a few signs that your vehicle fuel injector is begging for a clean: Reduced fuel economy: You start to notice your trips to the pump are more frequent than usual. Rough idling: Your car vibrates or shakes when you’re stopped, making the whole ride feel jerky. Sluggish acceleration: You press the gas, but your car hesitates and takes its time to get moving. Check engine light: The light on your dash comes on, and fuel injectors could be the culprit. Hard starts : Your car takes a few extra turns of the key to get going, especially in cold weather...

At Saab Session Slovakia 2024, hundreds of Saab enthusiasts from ten countries came together in Tále, Slovakia, honoring Saab's unmatched safety and engineering with a scenic drive and classic car showcase. Dive into the details of this unforgettable three-day event that brought the spirit of Saab to life. The post Saab Legacy Thrives: Enthusiasts Unite in Slovakia 2024 first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Victor Dolk, 23, has brought new life to a unique Saab 9-3 Viggen convertible, one of only four sold in Sweden in 1999 and the sole model in the iconic lightning blue. Learn how his passion and dedication have made this rare gem a showstopper in the Saab community. The post Restoring Rarity: Young Enthusiast Perfects the Only Lightning Blue 1999 Saab 9-3 Viggen Convertible first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Engine overheating is one of the most common issues faced by car owners, and it can lead to serious and costly damage if not addressed promptly. Luckily, with proper maintenance and a few proactive measures, you can significantly reduce the chances of engine overheating. In this post, we’ll cover the primary causes of overheating, essential preventative maintenance tips, and emergency steps to take if your engine does start to overheat. Preventive Maintenance Tips to Avoid Engine Overheating Routine maintenance is the best defense against engine overheating. Here are some simple but effective practices: 1. Check Coolant Levels Regularly Coolant should be checked at least once a month, especially during warmer seasons. Ensure coolant levels are at the “full” line on the reservoir and top it off with the recommended coolant type if necessary. 2. Inspect the Radiator and Hoses Look for leaks, cracks, or signs of wear on radiator hoses, as damaged hoses can lead to coolant loss. En...

The iconic SAAAB Store, a rare Saab-dedicated garage in Florida, faces devastating damage from Hurricane Milton’s floods. Join the Saab community’s heartfelt mission to rebuild this essential workshop, preserving a legacy of passion and dedication for all Saab owners. The post Reviving the SAAAB Store: Rallying the Saab Community to Restore a Legendary Florida Workshop After Hurricane Milton’s Devastation first appeared on SAAB Planet .

The 2009 Saab 9-3 2.0T Sports Sedan, with its turbocharged performance, Scandinavian styling, and innovative features, outperformed the Audi A4 in ways that still resonate today. Here’s why Saab’s advantages hold strong. The post Why the 2009 Saab 9-3 Still Holds Its Own Against the Audi A4 — A Legacy That Drives On first appeared on SAAB Planet .