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One of just 97 Laser Red Saab 9-3 Viggen convertibles delivered to the US in 2001 has surfaced on Bring a Trailer. With 106k miles, a full paper trail, and enthusiast upgrades like chassis braces and a refreshed soft top, this no-reserve listing offers a rare chance to own Saab’s most potent drop-top. The post One of 97: 2001 Saab 9-3 Viggen Convertible Offered at No Reserve first appeared on SAAB Planet .

At 77, Kees van der Made from Breda fulfilled a lifelong dream by restoring one of the final Saab 96s ever built — a car saved from decay to become a family heirloom and even a wedding car. The post A 77-Year-Old’s Saab Obsession: Restoring One of the Last Saab 96s first appeared on SAAB Planet .

From August 8–10, 2025, the Swiss valley of Melchtal hosted IntSAAB 2025, the largest Saab gathering ever held in the country. With 450 cars and 750 participants from 20 nations, the event transformed Alpine meadows and the shores of Lake Melchsee into a vibrant stage of Saab history, passion, and community. Rare icons, long-distance journeys, rally echoes, and inventive restorations proved one thing: Saab may no longer be in production, but in Melchtal its spirit was alive, celebrated, and shared. The post IntSAAB 2025: Saab’s living legend awakens in the Swiss Alps first appeared on SAAB Planet .

The Reboot concept imagines how Saab could return in 2025: sleek aeronautical lines, a greenhouse canopy, and true Swedish practicality. The post Saab Reboot: David Sova’s Electric Concept That Brings the Spirit Back first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Rediscovered dealer-only footage from Palm Springs 1998 reveals the dramatic launch of the Saab 9-5 - complete with an airplane stunt, Chuck Yeager, and Saab’s bold vision for the future. The post Saab 9-5 Takes Flight: The Legendary Palm Springs Launch Video Surfaces first appeared on SAAB Planet .

The Saab 9-3 may no longer be in production, but it is far from a parts orphan. Built on GM’s Epsilon platform and sharing components with Opel and Fiat, the model benefits from a wide network of OEM suppliers and aftermarket manufacturers. From suspension arms and sensors to exhaust systems and electronics, owners can still source the right parts with confidence. This guide highlights the original suppliers Saab relied on and today’s high-quality replacement options—helping drivers choose between OEM reliability and cost-effective alternatives. The post OEM vs Aftermarket: The original Saab 9-3 suppliers and today’s replacement options first appeared on SAAB Planet .

A-Zperformance brings back the Saab 900 Carlsson look with a precise, well-engineered replica kit. Front bumper and arches are available now; the rear bumper has launched, and side panels land in Q4 2025. Photos from the workshop and on-car test-fits prove the quality and the fit. The post Saab 900 Carlsson look is back: high-quality replica bodykit from A-Zperformance first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Cars are wonderful, but let’s be honest they don’t stay problem-free forever. From routine maintenance to surprise breakdowns, every driver eventually ends up at the repair shop. The good news? Most common repairs are manageable, and with a few smart habits, you can save money while keeping your car running smoothly. 1. Oil Changes Oil keeps your engine healthy and prevents major damage. Skipping oil changes is one of the fastest ways to ruin a car. Tip : Learn how to check your oil yourself and watch for seasonal deals on oil change services. 2. Brake Work Brake pads wear down naturally and eventually need replacing. Ignoring the signs (like squealing or grinding) can lead to more expensive repairs. Tip: Get your brakes inspected during routine tire rotations—catching worn pads early saves money in the long run. 3. Dead Battery Most batteries last a few years, but extreme weather or leaving lights on can kill them faster. Tip: Keep battery terminals clean to prevent corrosi...

Saab never built a true successor to the original 92, but this fan-made 2008 Revival Concept imagines one with clean 9-3 inspired lines, turbo powertrains, and heritage cues that make it feel like a car Saab could actually have produced. The post Saab 92 Revival Concept: the small Saab that feels surprisingly believable first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Saab’s typography wasn’t random—Gill Sans shaped brochures, Helvetica Neue Extended defined dealer signage, and the SAAB logo was a custom grotesque drawing. The post The Saab font: how typography defined the brand’s visual identity first appeared on SAAB Planet .

From Fredrik’s legendary collection to TB Performance’s workshop, this Saab 93B De Luxe tells a living story of Saab passion and heritage. The post Saab 93B De Luxe: from Borås garage to a new chapter in classic Saab history first appeared on SAAB Planet .

A garage-kept Saab 9-3 Aero Convertible from 2007, showing just 29,000 miles and still with its original owner, has surfaced on Hagerty Marketplace. Finished in Nocturne Blue and powered by Saab’s 2.8-liter turbocharged V6, this rare survivor offers a glimpse into the final years of Saab’s performance convertibles. The post Ultra-low-mile 2007 Saab 9-3 Aero Convertible in Nocturne Blue heads to Hagerty auction first appeared on SAAB Planet .

The Saab 900 Speeder, wrongly called the Speedster, is a one-off prototype built by Björn Envall and Leif Mellberg. Conceived in 1984 and revealed in 1986, it became a French promotional icon, lived decades in Bayonne, and now remains hidden in a Parisian collection. The post The Unseen Wonder: The Complete Story of the Saab 900 Speeder Prototype first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Purchasing a used car is both exciting and risky. It is possible for a car to appear flawless from the outside while concealing serious issues within. Many buyers are unaware of their “perfect” car’s accident damage, rolled-back odometer, salvage records or even theft records until after they have paid for it. That’s why AutoVIN is here to help you know the full history of the vehicle before you buy it. Why AutoVIN Makes Buying a Car Safer 1. Quick – No Time Wastage Good cars don’t last long on the market. You can quickly and easily check a car’s history with AutoVIN. You can decide swiftly and with confidence without any hesitation or anxiety. 2. Smart – Easy to Understand AutoVIN gives you more than just numbers. Your report will clearly show: Past accidents or Damaged records Odometer readings to spot any tampering Service and maintenance history Who owned it before and where Warnings for stolen, salvaged, or flood-damaged cars We explain everything in plain language s...

Frank Smit, the visionary behind Emily GT, now turns his passion toward reviving the Saab Sonett, blending innovation with heritage in a bold new chapter. The post Emily GT’s Unfinished Symphony: Frank Smit’s Saab Spirit and the Rebirth of the Sonett first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Thousands of Saab fans from across the globe filled NEVS’ Trollhättan factory on August 9, 2025, queuing from 4 a.m. to secure the last remaining Saab parts, memorabilia, and historic displays in an emotional farewell to the brand’s factory legacy. The post Final Saab Sale at NEVS Draws Thousands – A Farewell Etched in Trollhättan’s History first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Saab WIS and EPC remain essential for accurate repairs and parts sourcing. Here’s how to access updated downloads, online tools, and official services in 2025. The post Free Saab WIS & EPC in 2025: Complete Access to Dealer-Level Service and Parts Data first appeared on SAAB Planet .

In 2011, Auto Zeitung pitted the all-new Saab 9-5 NG against Volvo’s established S80 in a clash for Sweden’s executive sedan crown. More than a decade later, the results still guide used-car buyers weighing Saab’s bold final flagship against Volvo’s refined long-hauler. The post Saab 9-5 NG vs Volvo S80: The 2011 Test That Still Influences Used Luxury Sedan Buyers first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Premium XT-Series leather instrument panels for Saab 9-3 II, available for both pre-facelift (2003–2006) and facelift (2007+) models, combine OEM accuracy with modern durability. The post The XT-Series Dashboard That Saab 9-3 Owners Have Been Waiting For first appeared on SAAB Planet .

At just 17 years old, a passionate young enthusiast brought a fire-damaged Saab 900 back to life—completely restoring it and driving it across the country to SOC 42, where both the car and its story earned widespread recognition. The post He rebuilt a burnt Saab 900 at 17 – and won big at SOC 42 first appeared on SAAB Planet .

In 2010, Saab introduced the 9‑3 SportCombi TriFuel—capable of running on gasoline, E85, and biogas. With up to 1,000 km range, it remains one of the brand’s most ambitious green innovations. The post Saab 9-3 TriFuel: when Saab turned a station wagon into a 1,000‑km multi‑fuel long‑runner first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Nevs opens its warehouse one last time on August 9, offering Saab parts, prototype items, and memorabilia during the Trollhättan Saabfest weekend. The post Final Saab Sale This Weekend at Nevs: One Last Chance to Grab Genuine Parts and Memorabilia first appeared on SAAB Planet .

Stripped to bare metal and rebuilt over three years, this 1988 Saab 900 Turbo SPG in Edwardian Gray features a fully overhauled engine, reinforced suspension, restored interior, and over 360 photos documenting every step—now live on Bring a Trailer with auction ending tomorrow. The post Saab Purists, Take Note: This Fully Restored 1988 900 Turbo SPG Could Be the Best Rebuild of the Year first appeared on SAAB Planet .

A highly unusual 1974 Saab Sonett III has surfaced for sale in the Netherlands, featuring a custom front end from a Saab 96. With just 15,854 km on the clock and a history rooted in North American export production, this modified Sonett blurs the line between restoration and reinvention—offering collectors a rare twist on Saab’s fiberglass sports coupe legacy. The post One-of-a-kind Saab Sonett III with Saab 96 front resurfaces for sale in the Netherlands first appeared on SAAB Planet .

A groundbreaking academic chapter by Etienne Boumans explores Saab’s unique legacy in film, analyzing over 70 movies across 55 years to reveal how the brand’s strategic presence on screen helped shape its cult identity and influence brand awareness—even beyond its production demise. The post SAAB on Screen: Etienne Boumans Dissects 55 Years of Cinematic Product Placement first appeared on SAAB Planet .