En härlig V4 Kombi med typisk 70-tals lack. En körklar bil renoverad till toppskick.

Saab 900 OG "Facelift" 1987. High standard for its time with fuel injection engine, five-speed gearbox, and plush interior. Owned by the same family until 2023.

Relatively low mileage at just over 77,500 km, with a well-documented service history and few previous owners—offered in a pleasant and well-functioning condition.

SAAB’s most powerful model, equipped with the durable 2.8-liter Turbo V6 engine. A fast and enjoyable open-top car to make the most of the summer.

This is a Saab 96 flatnose two-stroke, built as a replica of the iconic Saab Sport. The main differences are the single carburetor instead of triple, and the seats—but to most, it looks just like the real thing. And best of all, it's a fraction of the price of an original.

Long-nose model with few owners, sparingly driven since its renovation in the 1980s, and in a road-ready and presentable condition.

Relatively low mileage, well-serviced and well-maintained. A fine representative of the final Saab model.

Experience the power and elegance of this Aero SportCombi. Two owners and exceptionally low mileage – only 18,330 km. As close to mint condition as you can get overall.

A well-preserved example of the first-generation Saab 9000 Turbo, with only two owners from new.

Saab Sport was built for drivers who wanted more punch and personality from their car. With triple carburetors, a 4-speed manual gearbox, a sportier interior, and a more aggressive exterior, it stood apart from the standard 96. The 1964 model year is especially sought after by enthusiasts, as it marks the final year before Saab introduced the longer front end—the so-called “long nose”—on the 96.