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Feras writes:
2007 Saab 9-3 SportCombi Aero Review
ProsTurbo, horse power Consthe esp system, because of the performance
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N\a — The acceleration is magnificent, you will slip back on you chair when it unleash her horses from the performance. & you need to be always awake when you drive it. The turbo at this car is powerful and you can challenge any car on the road without any fears & tears. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Mary Kay writes:
2007 Saab 9-3 SportCombi 2.0T Review
ProsHandling, Comfort and Ecomony ConsNo Bose speakers
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Best Saab In Years — The Saab 93SC Handles amazingly with it's passive rear steering I look for all the sharp bends I can find. Our Sport-Combi is extremely comfortable with leather interior standard and optional heated seats. The fuel economy is great with 32 mpg. We added a cold air intake and now instead of the 210 crank hp stock we had it on the dyno and now have a whopping 251 hp to the wheels from our little 4 cylinder 2.0T( high pressure turbo)! If you have never had the pleasure of driving one of these cars you need to go to your nearest dealer and test drive one. It is the best kept secret on the market! |
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Paul writes:
2007 Saab 9-3 SportCombi 2.0T Review
ProsWhat a shame that Saab went "belly-up" - they made great cars. ConsThe gas milage - worse than expected.
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Saab Combi Sport — This is the best car I have ever owned. I have the car for about one year so I can't really comment on the maintenance but I can say that the overall quality of the car is excellent. There are no squeaks and rattles even though is is over five years old. Performance and handling are great for a station wagon. When the turbo kicks in this baby flies. The car has good traction and handles well on ice and snow. The gas milage is a little low - I can go about 360 Km on one tank in mostly city driving. In retrospect I should have looked for a 5 speed instead of the automatic as it is probably more fun to drive and gets better gas milage. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Magnus writes:
2007 Saab 9-3 SportCombi Review
ProsIs like a Iron on the road ConsNon
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Buy One Please — This is the best Car ever, this is a Diesel car 150 HP Masive power and exelent acceleration, There is wery low ownership and low fuel consumption, very fun to drive and own, I wil surtenly recommoend this car to any one.. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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J writes:
2007 Saab 9-3 SportCombi Aero Review
ProsTHE NAME, THE SPEED, THE OWNER ConsGM owns SAAB
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Saabrina — Smooth acceleration, stable and nimble, very classy ride and reliability matched with practicality...wished it was cheaper to run though....i have to say, once she gets up to 180, there's no stopping her..she flies! She does need some bigger wheels and a bigger rear fin |
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Chris writes:
2007 Saab 9-3 SportCombi 2.0T Review
ProsDealership ConsAutomatic Shifter
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Overall Great — I formerly owned a manual and then the automatic with manual shift. No comparison, you justr can't rip through the gears like you can on a standard gearbox. Just an overall high quality machine with the greatest dealership to support all aspects of purchasing and buying new. I only hope that Saab regains its's independence from GM once again. |
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Ivar20 writes:
2007 Saab 9-3 SportCombi Aero Review
ProsSolid engine ConsUnflattering nose.
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Stiff, Sporty Familly Cruser. Great Diesel Engine. — A incredably safe car, eccelent for winter use, strong engine, amusing turbo. Good safekeeping electronics. Comfy interior, good solutions. Quiet. Could do with a nose-job, wich it has had last summer. A good car that does what you want it to, and tells you of for wanting it to do to much, but not by killing you. First out of the traffic-ligths unless you are standing next to a Porshe. |
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Mike writes:
2007 Saab 9-3 SportCombi Aero Review
ProsAll around fun to drive Consno AWD on the 2007
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