Saab Reviews

When you scan the specifications on the Saab Turbo X SportCombi, you can't help but get excited. more

Saab's new all-wheel-drive system, coined cross-wheel drive (XWD), might be late to the party, but it's anything but behind the times. It was developed with Haldex, the same company that supplies all-wheel-drive components for the Volkswagen R32 and the Land Rover LR2. more

STOCKHOLM- From Abba's uncomplicated pop music to Ikea's follow-the-arrow shopping, Swedish exports are famous for simplicity. Simple, though, the 9-5 lineup was not, so the refreshed 2006 edition of Saab's flagship is offered in just one trim (2.3T) and two b more

Yes, you can say that the SportCombi is only a station wagon, but in so doing, you would miss the point of the latest 9-3. This third body variant is the stiffest, sportiest, and Saabiest 9-3 yet. more

Saab's Chevrolet TrailBlazer-based 9-7X SUV is now plying our roads, and the sky has not fallen, despite the predictions of diehard Saab fans who were horrified by the notion of an Ohio-built Saab truck. more

A Cadillac V-6 finds its way into the sportiest 9-3. Will four-cylinder followers accept the new engine as a good move or will they make a move themselves? more

Saab's WRX-based 9-2X tkaes on the Teton Hillclimb. more

Badge engineering produces the best, and priciest, Subaru Impreza wagon ever. more

In form and function, there never was an appliance that captured the imagination (and the wallet) of the American consumer quite like Apple Computer's original iMac. Within half a year of its debut, it seemed that all other products, from toasters to toothbrus more

An all-weather sport-ute, but is it a Saab or just a warmed-over TrailBlazer? more

Let's dispel a myth: Saabs are not weird. They're not idiosyncratic. more