Saab 9-5 Aero Hirsch, the fastest Saab of the 2000s, competed well against the likes of BMW M3 and AMG Mercedes. Now a rare find, it remains exhilarating to drive and is considered a valuable future investment. Originally sold in Sweden and in a well kept condition.

A Saab with a relatively low mileage, having only had two owners, both from the same family.

A Saab 99 Turbo icon that could become even better with some time and care.

Exciting garage find—a Saab with low mileage that has been off the road and jacked up in a garage since 1997. The engine rotates nicely after being manually turned around by hand.

Stylish Saab convertible in well-maintained and fine condition, with only two previous owners.

Appearance, sound, and scent evoke a bygone era when the welfare state and technological advancement were in full swing. Beautiful original condition with 80340 km on the odometer. A Swedish technology and nostalgia kick.

The Saab 9000 CS stands out as an exceptionally rare find, having had only one owner since new and boasting a mere 27,225 km on its odometer. Its condition is remarkably original and well kept, and comes with an extensive collection of documentation.v

A ready-to-go App-K rally Saab. In the right hands, a winning car.

A low-mileage, representative, and discreet Saab convertible, equipped and adorned with the highly sought-after and well-regarded Aero addition.

A nicely and solidly renovated 96 from the last year of production. Largely in original specification but with some snazzier attributes, such as; Weber carburetor, bolt pattern from the 99, leather steering wheel, Bosch auxiliary lights, and more.