Showing posts with label Saab 9-3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saab 9-3. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
SAAB 9-3 Convertible Independence Edition Officially Revealed
Saab has built a limited edition of its 9-3 Convertible to celebrate the first anniversary of its independence, or to put it more realistically, the completion of the sale from General Motors to Spyker Cars. Called the Independence Edition, only 366 examples of the car will be produced, one for each day during the first year and one extra for the start of a second year. The newcomer in Saab's
Saturday, February 19, 2011
First Photos of New SAAB 9-3 Convertible Independence Edition
.fullpost { display: inline; } On Wednesday, February 23, SAAB will host a special party at its Trollhättan plant in Sweden to celebrate what it describes as "the first anniversary of Saab’s rebirth as an independent carmaker". I'd argue if Saab is really independent given that the company heavily relies on GM for its current portfolio (one example is the new 9-4X which is based on the
First Photos of New SAAB 9-3 Convertible Independence Edition
On Wednesday, February 23, SAAB will host a special party at its Trollhättan plant in Sweden to celebrate what it describes as "the first anniversary of Saab’s rebirth as an independent carmaker". I'd argue if Saab is really independent given that the company heavily relies on GM for its current portfolio (one example is the new 9-4X which is based on the Cadillac SRX and is built at the
Friday, February 18, 2011
SAAB to Celebrate its own...Independence Day on February 23rd
.fullpost { display: inline; } A little over a year ago, Saab's future was very much in doubt. GM was looking for a buyer for the Swedish brand and even contemplated closing down the Trollhattan plant. On the other hand, investors weren't exactly anxious to put their money on what they thought was a sinking ship. But, on the 23rd of February 2010, Saab's fate took a surprising turn for the
Thursday, February 17, 2011
SAAB to Celebrate its own...Independence Day on February 23rd
A little over a year ago, Saab's future was very much in doubt. GM was looking for a buyer for the Swedish brand and even contemplated closing down the Trollhattan plant. On the other hand, investors weren't exactly anxious to put their money on what they thought was a sinking ship. But, on the 23rd of February 2010, Saab's fate took a surprising turn for the better as GM sold the company to
Friday, February 11, 2011
Saab to Show a New Hatchback Concept as well as Updates on 9-3 Range at the Geneva Salon
.fullpost { display: inline; } For Saab, 2011 will be a crucial year, one that could make or break the company’s success. In a statement made in January, Chairman Victor Mullen said he's confident that the automaker will be able to pick up momentum and achieve the projected sales volume of 80,000 units. But for that the Swedes need new models and it seems that they’ll deliver. According
Saab to Show a New Hatchback Concept as well as Updates on 9-3 Range at the Geneva Salon
For Saab, 2011 will be a crucial year, one that could make or break the company’s success. In a statement made in January, Chairman Victor Mullen said he's confident that the automaker will be able to pick up momentum and achieve the projected sales volume of 80,000 units. But for that the Swedes need new models and it seems that they’ll deliver. According to a press invitation sent out today,
Saab to Show a New Hatchback Concept as well as Updates on 9-3 Range at the Geneva Salon
For Saab, 2011 will be a crucial year, one that could make or break the company’s success. In a statement made in January, Chairman Victor Mullen said he's confident that the automaker will be able to pick up momentum and achieve the projected sales volume of 80,000 units. But for that the Swedes need new models and it seems that they’ll deliver. According to a press invitation sent out today,
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