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Saab 9-3 Model Overview
Saab 9-3 Questions
Hi I Had Problems With My Saab 2003 9-3 Ac Is Not Cold Every Thing Is Worki...
AC problems My AC is not cold
2004 9-3 Arc Convertable, Turbo Charger Suddenly Wont Engage Completely. No...
2004 saab 9-3 turbo is only about 18k old, engine has 100k Engine is running at full power. Had it checked when I bought it about four months ago aand all was fine. Its like it just cant slip into fu...
Turbo Charger Is Only 18k Old The Engine Has 123k On It But I Jus Bought It...
Turbo Suddenly Isnt Engaging Fully, Needle Only Goes Up To About Half And I...
turbo is suddenly not engaging fully,needle only goes up about half way and struggles to catch up
I Think My 2000 Saab 9-3 Se Convertible Has An Electrical Issue
the top, antenna and side view mirror controls have all stopped working and no physical issue can be found. Is is very expensive to have this diagnosed/repaired?
About the Saab 9-3
The Saab 9-3 is the direct descendant of the legendary Saab 900. Their changing of the guard occurred in 1998, as the 9-3 debuted as a 1999.
The major differences in the 9-3 were behind the scenes, rather than on the surface; much in the way of technical improvement marked this new model. But the big departure cane in 2003, when the 9-3 became a four-door sedan, a notable change from the typical Saab hatchback. It has also been available as a convertible since 2004.
The Swedish carmaker's 5-passenger sport sedan has as its main competitors these other European-branded cars: the Audi A-4, the BMW 3 Series, and the Volvo S Series. Each is considered a sporty luxury sedan, with slightly varying emphasis on handling, safety, performance, and plushness.
Every Saab 9-3 features a turbocharged engine, whether it's 4- or 6-cylinder. The original theme of the manufacturer lives on, with the driver's "cockpit" reminiscent of that of a jet aircraft. As always in Saab tradition, the ignition is located not to the right of the steering wheel, but down at the base of the center console.