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Saab stands for Svenskt Aeroplan AB. The firm was created in 1937 at Trollhättan to build military aircraft. Its first production car appeared in 1949. General Motors bought into it in 1989 and took full control in 2000. Saab Automobile went bankrupt in 2011.
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Saab
2002–2022
Its estate grew out of a show car, the 9-3 Sport Hatch concept seen at Frankfurt in 2003. The second 9-3 had moved to General Motors' Epsilon platform and given up the hatchback of its predecessor. In December 2013, NEVS restarted saloon production at Trollhättan.
Photo: Thomas doerfer (CC BY-SA 3.0)
Saab
1997–2012
The first 9-5 was the first production car to offer ventilated seats. From 1997 to 2010, 252,236 saloons and 231,357 estates were built; their total of 483,593 fell just short of its predecessor, the 9000, of which 503,000 were made.
Photo: IFCAR (Public domain)
Saab
1978–1997
Saab engineers placed every control and gauge of the 900 by how often it was used, so the driver's eyes left the road as briefly as possible. The doors swept under the sills to close into a tight unit, and the engine sat 'backwards', with power taken from the front of the crank.
Photo: IFCAR (Public domain)
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