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Saab Cars and Vehicles
Saab is the quirky Swedish automaker that unfortunately didn’t survive the General Motors reorganization of the late 2000s. Saab has long been known for its off-beat sedans, hatchbacks, wagons, and convertibles which have been almost exclusively front-wheel drive and sometimes all-wheel drive. They’re famously capable enough to conquer harsh Swedish winters which means they can tackle just about any climate in the U.S. Modern Saab models have ranged from the 9-3 available as a sedan, wagon, or convertible, the 9-5 which was a respectable luxury sedan in its last generation, the 9-7X SUV, and more. There are also some exciting performance models like the 9-3 Turbo X sport sedan and the 9-2X which was a badge-engineered Subaru WRX meaning there was more variety in the Saab lineup than you might think.
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2011 Saab Cars
2011 9-3
17 - 21 MPG City / 27 - 31 MPG Hwy
$28,900 - $45,080
2011 9-4X
15 - 18 MPG City / 22 - 25 MPG Hwy
$33,380 - $48,010
2011 9-5
17 MPG City / 27 MPG Hwy
$38,525 - $49,565
2010 Saab Cars
2010 9-3
17 - 21 MPG City / 27 - 31 MPG Hwy
$28,900 - $45,080
2010 9-5
16 MPG City / 27 MPG Hwy
$47,565
2009 Saab Cars
2009 9-3
15 - 19 MPG City / 24 - 29 MPG Hwy
$30,360 - $51,330
2009 9-5
17 MPG City / 27 MPG Hwy
$40,405 - $43,270
2009 9-7X
12 - 14 MPG City / 16 - 20 MPG Hwy
$42,615 - $49,105
Past Saab Models
2006 9-2X
21 - 22 MPG City / 27 - 29 MPG Hwy
$22,990 - $26,950
1998 900
19 - 22 MPG City / 24 - 28 MPG Hwy
$24,500 - $42,195
1998 9000
18 - 21 MPG City / 26 - 27 MPG Hwy
$38,580 - $39,625
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Why I Bought a Saab 9-3Brian Moody explains why he recently chose to purchase a Saab 9-3 convertible.