About Saab

Saab, the Swedish carmaker known for its distinctive design, innovative engineering, and focus on driver-centric experiences, left an enduring mark on the automotive world. While the brand may no longer be in production, its legacy of unique cars continues to inspire enthusiasts and collectors.

A History of Innovation:

  • Early Years: Founded in 1937 as an aircraft manufacturer, Saab transitioned into car production in the 1940s, bringing a unique perspective to the automotive industry. They pioneered concepts like turbocharging in passenger cars, enhancing performance and fuel efficiency.

  • Focus on Safety and Performance: Saab consistently emphasized safety and performance in its vehicles, incorporating advanced safety features and delivering a driving experience that combined comfort and agility.

  • Distinctive Design: Saab cars were instantly recognizable for their sleek and aerodynamic designs, featuring distinctive grilles, sloping roofs, and a focus on functionality and elegance.

Notable Saab Models:

  • Saab 92: The first Saab car, launched in 1949, was a compact and innovative vehicle that set the stage for the brand's future success.

  • Saab 99: A popular model introduced in 1968, the 99 featured a distinctive design and innovative engineering that helped establish Saab as a leader in the automotive industry.

  • Saab 900: A mainstay of the Saab lineup, the 900 was a stylish and practical hatchback that became a cult classic and cemented the brand's image for unique and engaging driving experiences.

  • Saab 9-3: A successful compact sedan and hatchback, the 9-3 offered a blend of sporty handling, comfortable interiors, and distinctive Scandinavian aesthetic.

  • Saab 9-5: A sophisticated mid-size sedan and wagon, the 9-5 offered a unique blend of style, performance, and comfort, appealing to drivers who sought a distinctive and rewarding driving experience.

  • Saab 9-7X: A unique SUV that combined Saab's design aesthetic with the power and capability of a Chevrolet Trailblazer platform, offering a distinctive blend of European style and American ruggedness.

The Legacy Lives On:

While Saab is no longer in production, its legacy of innovative cars continues to inspire enthusiasts and collectors. The unique combination of Swedish design, performance, and driving pleasure continues to captivate those who appreciate a car with a distinctive character.

Saab PDF Owner Manuals:

Find the owner's manual for your specific year and model of Saab on this page. The manuals are readily available for download in PDF format and offer valuable information for troubleshooting and understanding your vehicle's features.