Saab Cars
Haynes launches Saab Manual
The Saab 9-3 was introduced in the UK in March 1998, as a replacement for the 900. The second generation 9-3 was introduced in October 2002 and superseded in September 2007.
UK show debut for Saab Concept cars
Saab’s much talked about concept cars, will be presented for the first time in the UK at the British International Motorshow. The Saab 9-4X BioPower and the Saab 9-X BioHybrid signal Saab’s commitment to expanding its product portfolio.
Saab star comes to Eden – 9-X BioHybrid takes centre stage
Saab comes to the 2008 Sexy Green Car Show at the Eden Project with its ground-breaking vision of what the future compact car could look like – the Saab 9-X BioHybrid. First seen at the 2008 Geneva Auto Show in March, where it won ‘Best Concept’, the Saab 9-X BioHybrid is making its UK debut at the show.
The new Saab 9-5 Turbo Edition
Swedish car manufacturer Saab has announced the launch of a new Special Edition of its 9-5 model, set to be the best value premium car on the market.
Enjoy open top motoring with Saab wind deflector
If you drive a Saab 9-3 Convertible and have yet to discover how much more enjoyable open top motoring can be with a Wind Deflector, make sure you do not miss out on a special offer at participating Saab dealers this spring.
Chancellor turns his back on biofuels, says Saab
In response to the Chancellor’s announcement that the fuel duty rebate for biofuels will expire from 2010 Jonathan Nash, Managing Director of Saab Great Britain, ‘fears that the Government has turned its back on biofuels.’
Saab wins “Best Concept” at Geneva
Saab’s latest concept car, the 9-X BioHybrid has been named “Best Concept” at the Geneva Motor Show. With this award, the 9-X BioHybrid joins the very successful Saab Aero X concept which also received AutoWeek’s “Best in Show” honours at its debut in Geneva two years ago.
Lost icon inspires SEAT designer Donckerwolke
Things are changing at SEAT – and design is at the forefront of establishing VW Group's Spanish subsidiary as a exciting, sporty brand rather than a budget brand.
Saab Geneva show highlights
Saab is a brand on the move, displaying two concept cars at this year’s Geneva show as part of a commitment to expand its product portfolio by entering all major segments of the car market.
Saabs future style previewed on crossover concept
Saab’s future style made its debut at Detroit on the new 9-4X luxury sports-utility vehicle. The VW Touareg-sized 4x4 features styling cues inside and out that will feature on all future Saabs, said Mark Adams, GM Europe’s vice-president of design.
Innovative Crossover signals Saab product expansion
The Saab 9-4X BioPower Concept, revealed at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, confirms Saab’s plans to enter the growing Crossover segment with a dynamic, driver-focused vehicle inspired by Scandinavian values in design and respect for the environment.
Slalom with Saab and Salomon
Independent thinking car brand Saab has teamed up with leading sports brand Salomon to launch an innovative new ski. Named the ‘Salomon Aero X’, the ski is inspired by the award winning Saab Aero X concept car and is an expression of Salomon’s very latest technology.
The ECO-nomics of ‘Green Britain’
Sixty per cent of Brits are going green in a bid to save future generations according to a new ‘ECO-nomics’ report commissioned by Saab. Despite this ambition, the financial cost of being ‘green’ doesn’t make it easy, as over a third of independent minded Brits (39%) are not prepared to pay any extra for green products or services.
New lifestyle accessories for Saab drivers
Be it performance, entertainment or the great outdoors, the lifestyle aspirations of many Saab drivers are well catered for with the latest additions to the Swedish car manufacturer’s range of accessories this autumn.
Saab wakes up dozy drivers
Saab’s Driver Attention Warning System is a development project designed to counter two of the most common causes of road accidents: driver drowsiness and inattention at the wheel. It alerts the driver by using a combination of text and voice messages, or vibrations in the seat cushion, as soon as the risk of drowsiness or inattention is detected.