paul

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Someone in marketing better do his/her homework.

*Originally posted by Louis on another forum

hustler

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kotomile

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OMFG... way to embarass yourselves, Saab.

This is why language and grammar is so important. One word could change the entire meaning of that passage if it were included: energy.

curly

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Sadly Saab was the first to mass produce a turbocharged passenger vehicle in 1977 with their 99, apparently they can't hire good writers.

Braineack

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Green sells nowadays...I'd write the same BS.

MSMjohn

Can we still use our exhaust burger cookers with direct exhaust injection?

y8s

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the first? before the mid 60s Chevrolet Corvair??

curly

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yes, 1977 was before the 60's. Therefore I'm still right.

hustler

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this man speaks the truth. Don't come in here and **** all over the thread. Well, unless you're into watersports...and if so P "ryan."

y8s

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i would so rock a turbo vair over a saab any day. **** ****.

Nitroracer

What about the turbo oldsmobiles before the corvairs? 1962 Jetfire.

Braineack

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so you'd laugh if I bought a 9-2 2.0t or a 9-5 2.3t for my next DD?

curly

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Braineack they're amazing cars. so comfortable, I've heard many car reviewers say that the 9000's seats are the most comfortable car seat ever made, and I agree with that. just avoid automatics( of the older saabs), the newer 9-3's and 9-5's are great.

the one modeled after the subaru is a great way to get a wrx for cheap, anyone read the article about it in the newest GRM?

y8s

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nope, they're a steal for what you get.

i've driven a late 90s 9000 and an early 80s 900 and neither was offensive. the 900 rode very firmly and handled well without being uncomfortable. I didn't drive the 9000 much.

and of course the 9-5 isn't really a saab, now is it. plus Jim on the Office drives one.

BradC

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I have a 9-5 wagon as my DD and love it. Its not a "fun" car, but its super safe, ridiculously comfy and fits a ton of ****.

curly

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I had a 1994 saab 900 2.5l V6, only had 170hp but it felt amazingly fast. 5spd, did an indicated 145 on the freeway. This of course all before I knew I wasn't invincible, and before I put it sideways into a tree at 100mph. Walked away without a scratch if that tells you anything about their safety.

budget racer

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i had a '97 900SE 2.0T. Fast, great MPG, comfy, best stereo i've ever owned.

mechanically it was excellent to me.......however, every damn gizmo was breaking on me.
they are too expensive to replace (auto climate control unit about $900), so i had to sell it.

BradC

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Forgot about that! The Harmon system in my 9-5 is the best factory sound I've ever had. I have no desire to upgrade it at all, sounds great.

curly

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I had the harmon system in my 9000 after I crashed the 900, it was indeed awesome. had the automatic that everyone said to avoid, and it blew up on us 3 times. we paid $2800 to get it fixed, it broke, fixed it under warrenty, it broke, fixed it under warrenty, and then we traded it in, luckily it didn't break on the dealer's test drive

Braineack

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Of course I'd get a 5-spd. I live near a dealer of Saabs and Vovlos. Everytime I see the price tags I wonder why im driving my shitty altima.