2007 Saab 9-5 SportCombi

MSRP:	$35,695
Invoice:	$33,553

Total:	4 reviews
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Excellent		3 reviews
Very Good		1 reviews
Average		0 reviews
Poor		0 reviews
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CarGurus' Review

The 5-door Saab 9-5 SportCombi is made to carry cargo. With its ample rear space and practical load-tying features, such as the rear anchorage loops, it handles the transport of goods as well as any super-sized SUV.

Of course, it's also made to carry people, and that's what the comfy leather seats and full array of safety features are for. Saab's Load Shift protection comes between the two, keeping items in the cargo space from entering the passenger compartment in a frontal collision.

One of the best things about this "executive car" is that its 2.3-liter, turbocharged 4-cylinder turbocharged engine runs on regular-octane gasoline, achieving 260-horsepower and fuel efficiency of 20 mpg city and 30 on the highway. The car has a wide stance but a sleek profile with a jetlike windshield, giving it aerodynamic efficiency.

Safety takes a front seat too, with the car's very design working to keep occupants safe. The innovative Pendulum B-Pillar protects in side-impact collisions by sending impact energy into floor and roof structure, away from the people inside. Saab chose not to patent this innovation because it wanted to leave it free for other car makers to use to protect passengers.

Other safety-related features include ABS with electronic brake-force distribution, traction control, electronic stability control, active head restraints, adaptive driver and front-passenger air bags, and torso side air bags that are cleverly mounted to the seat back so that they go where the passenger goes if the seat is reclined.

Reviews you can trust

4 reviews

Excellent		3 reviews
Very Good		1 reviews
Average		0 reviews
Poor		0 reviews
Terrible		0 reviews

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“My Saab 9-5”

2007 Used Saab 9-5 SportCombi 2.3T Review

By: Seikko1

03/02/2009

It's like a comfy saloon rocket on wheels. Loads of cargo space and nice interior trimming. Gotta love that turbo-boost, and when you compare the mileage with the power - the car is simply outstanding... More

“Saab 9-5 2001”

By: Xan5

09/11/2008

This car has been sick, it is very quick and feels alike a lot more than the 200 hp it is claimed to have. It has been fairly cheap to maintain, with the first problem being a recent failed transmissi... More

“Power And Handling On Bargain Price”

2007 Used Saab 9-5 SportCombi 2.3T Review

By: Jussi123

03/19/2008

Relatively cheap car in comparison to its rivals and yet better in so many ways More

“Confort And Attention To Detail.”

By: Finn10

01/04/2008

Driven a few of these up through the years. Needless to say, it's very comfy and spacious. Stuffed with small, practical details that make everyday life a little easier. Instruments are laid out ... More

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2008 Saab 9-5 SportCombi - 1 reviews

“Saab 9-5”

By: Martin2893

07/28/2008

This car is just fabolous, it is not by chance that Clarkson rated this car the fastest in its class for passing and acceleration. The seats are the best of all I have tried in all cars all together. ... More