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Renato Bellote dirige o 1968 SAAB 96

Peter Hilhorst drives 1973 SAAB Sonett III

Joost Bakker drives his own 1993 SAAB 900 Classic

Jelle van Dijk drives his own 1983 SAAB 900 Turbo

Peter Hilhorst drives 1994 SAAB 900 Turbo 16S Cabriolet

Peter Hilhorst drives 1996 SAAB 9000 Aero


There are two cars built in Sweden. This is the one that reduces your collision insurance rates 15% at Allstate. The SAAB 99E. Before you buy theirs, drive ours.

There are two cars built in Sweden. This is the one that reduces your collision insurance rates 15% at Allstate. 

Recently, the Allstate Insurance Company chal-lenged the automobile industry to build a car that could withstand a 5 mile an hour front end and a 21/2 mile an hour rear end collision with an immovable barrier without any damage to the car. Build such a car, said Allstate, and we'll reduce collision insurance rates on it 15%...a reduction that can save the car owner twenty-five, fifty, maybe even eighty dollars or more a year on insurance premiums. As of today, only one car has qual-ified for that reduction. The car? The new SAAB 99E. Our car. It hits the barrier head on at 5 and rearward at 21/2 miles an hour, without any damage. No dents. No scratches. Nothing. This also means our car passes 
the 1973 Federal Safety Standards for low speed collisions a year before it's required. Our car is a lot different from the other car built in Sweden in other ways, too. Our car has Front-Wheel Drive, a standard 4-cylinder, fuel-injected, overhead cam engine and 4-speed transmission (3-speed automatic is optional), 4-wheel disc brakes and roll-cage construction. Radial tires are standard too. One thing that isn't a lot different is price. Our car costs about the same as theirs. So before you buy their car, drive ours. The SAAB 99E. We think you're going to buy it instead. 

SAAB'. new energy absorbing bumpers are standard equipment on the 1972 model 99E, front and rear. These bumpers are made with heavy U-shaped steel roils with energy absorbing cellular plastic blocks between them, all covered with block rubber. These bumpers absorb shocks before they reach the passengers and prevent minor bumps from becoming major repair bills. 
SAAB 99E 
Before you buy theirs, drive ours. 
PHONE 800.243.6000 TOIL-FREE FOR THE NAME AND LOCATION OF THE SAAB DEALER NEAREST YOU. IN CONNECTICUT, CALL 1.800.942-0655.

Peter Hilhorst drives 2001 SAAB 9-3 Viggen


Saab introduces the WagonBack sedan. It's a sedan when you want it, and a wagon when you need it.

Saab introduces the WagonBack sedan. It's a sedan when you want it, and a wagon when you need it. Inside every Saab WagonBack Sedan, you'll find two cars. A sedan. And a Wagon. The sedan in our WagonBack is a comfortable, five-passenger luxury car, with the kind of head and leg room you expect to find in big cars. Very, very big cars. Yet it's as easy to park as a compact. It's a Saab sedan with a fuel-injected, 2 liter engine coupled with a 4-speed syncnromes, unsinisslon, to give you about twice the gas mileage of most full-size domestic cars'. (Of course, an automatic transmission is available.) And, like our other Saab sedans, our new WagonBack has features that make it strong, safe, and dependable. Features like front-wheel drive, rack and pinion steering, roll-cage construct tion, and power-assisted four-wheel disc brakes. All standard. To find the wagon in our WagonBack, you just open the back, slide out the rear-window shelf, and fold down the rear seat. Now you've got a full 53 cubic feet of cargo space and more than 6 feet of flat floor length, level with the bumper for easy loading. So, when you're not carrying your family around in your sedan, you can carry lots of other things around in your wagon. The new Saab WagonBack Sedan. Two excellent cars. For the price of one. $5248. SAAB. It's what a car should be.

SAAB. The most intelligent car ever built.

SAAB. The most intelligent car ever built.

SAAB engineers don't take safety lightly. Don't you!

SAAB engineers don't take safety lightly. Don't you! Actual photos from film of SAAB safety test on Norwegian ski slope. 
SAAB engineers don't take safety lightly. Don't you! 
This SAAB was deliberately rolled down a Norwegian ski slope, with a man in it. It turned over 25 times, and the driver walked away. It proved that the SAAB body can take an awful beating, if it has to. A comforting fact to know, it you're inside. In a SAAB, safety is not just a matter of seat belts and a padded dash. A SAAB is safety-engineered throughout. You may never need every-thing we've built into SAAB to keep you safe; we hope not. But if you're at all concerned about safety, you'll be glad to learn that the 1964 SAAB has: an almost uncrushable unitized body, heavy reinforced steel columns front and rear, pop-out windshield, strong 18- to 20-gauge body steel throughout, a collapsible steering column, safety-padded dash and sun visors, seat belt fittings, 95% visibility from the driver's seat, sure-traction front-wheel drive, a rear gas tank, and a new supersafe braking system (dual independent master cylinders with hydraulic lines that diagonally connect front and rear wheels). SAABS are built this way because we don't take your safety lightly. If you don't either, see your SAAB dealer soon. He sells one of the safest cars on the road. Only $1895, P.O. E. 'Engine. transmission and differential warranted for 2 years or 24.000 miles. 
SAAB SAFETY: MORE THAN SKIN-DEEP 
Shopping imports? Write for full descriptive litera-ture on SAAB. SAAB Overseas. Inc., Department 802, 405 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 
SAM :TURD,' News STYLISH • *SWEDISH 
CAR and DRIVER

Renato Bellote dirige o SAAB 900 Turbo S 16 Aero


SAAB 96. The swedish car with airplane quality.


James Bond just traded his Bentley for a SAAB 900 Turbo.

JAMES BOND JUST TRADED HIS BENTLEY FOR A SAAB 900 TURBO. The Master Spy

SAAB. Nothing on Earth comes close.


SAAB 9-3 TTA Touring Car


Ainda permanecem as dúvidas sobre o futuro da SAAB, pelo menos no que diz respeito aos carros de rua, pois no esporte a motor a marca está "vivinha da silva". A equipe sueca Flash Engineering revelou o SAAB 9-3 TTA Touring Car. Quatro veículos competirão na Swedish Racing Elite League. "Esperei quarenta anos por um duelo nas pistas entre a SAAB e a Volvo", disse o diretor da equipe Flash Engineering, Jan Nilsson.

SAAB lives with Flash Engineering in the Swedish Racing Elite League

SAAB is going to live on despite the recent receivership with four newly developed SAAB 9-3 in the TTA – Racing Elite League in 2012.
Flash Engineering and Team Tidö launches a tribute to SAAB's journey during the years in the form of Tribute2SAAB in this year's Swedish Racing Elite League.

Jan "Flash" Nilsson, Mattias Andersson, Linus Ohlsson and a yet to be revealed driver is going to represent SAAB on the Swedish tracks and take on the fight with Volvo, BMW and Citroën in the Racing Elite League.

"I have longed for 40 years to see the fight between SAAB and Volvo on the race tracks. It becomes reality this summer and my biggest dream is to get all SAAB fans to the TTA races to cheer us on," said Jan "Flash" Nilsson, driver and Managing Director of Flash Engineering.

"I had a real 'wow-feeling' when I saw the SAAB in TTA-design for the first time. It is going to be great fun racing with a Swedish car and most of all to pick up the classic SAAB versus Volvo fight that has been going on since I was a child. I am for sure looking forward to the coming season," said Mattias Andersson, former IRL and CART driver.

"It is going to be great to race with SAAB, a car that always has been special for me. It is a really strong feeling to step up to the Racing Elite League with Team Tidö and Flash Engineering this year and I am going to do my utmost to deliver top results," said Linus Ohlsson, third in the Carrera Cup Scandinavia 2011.

"You don't have to be much of a patriot to suffer with SAAB and their employees. I have had the fortune to meet many of SAAB's motorsport drivers during my few years within the sport such as Stig Blomqvist and more. That is why it is going to be extra fun to race a SAAB in TTA. SAAB has lead much of the development for the cars of the world and now Team Tidö and Flash Engineering wants to lead the development within Swedish motorsport with TTA," said David von Schinkel, Managing Director of Team Tidö.

"I am very proud to have been a part of SAAB. I think that the initiative of Flash Engineering to honor SAAB is amazing and you understand that there is so much feelings surrounding SAAB with the Swedish people," said Jan-Åke Jonsson, Managing Director for SAAB Aotomobile AB from 2005 to 2011.

Parts of SAAB that still live on is going to be involved in Flash Engineering and Team Tidö's programme and SAAB Parts is going to support the team.

"We think that this is an amazing effort and it is great that Flash Engineering and Team Tidö is lifting SAAB as a car with this tribute. It does also give us a great opportunity to show that we are still alive, taking care of SAAB cars at 160 authorized workshops around Sweden," said Thomas Sundström, director of SAAB Parts Sweden.

The SAAB Dealer Organisation is also supporting Flash Engineering and Team Tidö's efforts in the Racing Elite League 2012.

"We have done an amazing journey with SAAB throughout the years and it is going to be great fun to watch the success of Flash Engineering and Team Tidö on the racing tracks this year in the TTA and we are going to follow it closely," said Peter Hallberg, Managing Director of SAAB Dealer Organisation.

"We at Björkmans Bil in Västerås are very positive towards this programme and we are looking forward to take customers out to the races. It is going to be an exciting project and it is going to be great fun to follow Flash Engineering and Team Tidö on the tracks this year, especially by having Team Tidö as a team close to our facilities," said Anders Björkman, Managing Director of Björkmans Bil in Västerås.

SAAB Motorsport History

1962 – First Monte Carlo victory – Erik Carlsson – SAAB 96
1973 – First WRC victory – Stig Blomqvist – SAAB 96 V4
1979 – First WRC turbo victory – Stig Blomqvist – SAAB 99 Turbo
1984 – First Rally cross European Title – Anders Norstedt – SAAB 900
1997 – First Rally cross Swedish Title – Per Eklund – SAAB 900
2000 – First Pikes Peak victory – Per Eklund – SAAB 9-3

SAAB's motorsport history is extensive and started with the very first models in the fifties. Erik "Carlsson On the Roof" was one of the first drivers scoring international success with SAAB, claiming, among other things, two victories in the Monte Carlo Rally.

"It brings warmth to my heart that SAAB is going to live on the racing tracks this year. I have got so many great memories with SAAB. I am really glad to see that there are people still burning with love for dear SAAB, especially as SAAB is and has been such a big thing for the Swedish people," said Erik Carlsson "On the Roof".

Three other big SAAB names that have scored success with the Swedish brand is Stig Blomqvist, Per Eklund and Åke "Bryggarn" Andersson.

"Without SAAB and their help, I would not have been where I am in motorsport today. SAAB has been leading the development of technology in cars and the things happening now is really sad. That is why it is great that Flash Engineering and Team Tidö celebrates SAAB. Who knows, perhaps my son Tom Blomqvist (part of McLaren's junior programme) can drive SAAB one day as well," said Stig Blomqvist, WRC champion of 1984.

"SAAB is dear to me. I am right now working on the completion of two SAAB cars to compete with in the USA, so SAAB is very much alive for me. It makes me happy to hear about Flash Engineering and Team Tidö doing something this radical when the news about SAAB is mostly negative. Good luck with TTA," said Per Eklund, European Rally Cross champion of 1999.

"SAAB has meant a lot for me and my career. I am really glad that they are putting the spotlight on SAAB through Tribute2SAAB. Thanks to my cooperation with Team Tidö within historical racing, I have been able to follow this project up close and it is impressive to say the least. It is also great that Jan "Flash" Nilsson is helping a junior programme, that is really needed. It is going to be interesting to follow TTA," said Åke "Bryggarn" Andersson, winner of the 1966 WRC of Sweden.

Flash Engineering and Team Tidö is going to test the SAAB for the first time at a secret location next week, visit www.flashengineering.se for more information!

There are two cars built in Sweden. This is the one with front wheel drive for a firmer grip on snow and ice.

Saab 99E. Before you buy theirs, drive ours.

Nothing performs like a Saab 900 turbo.


The illuminated tyre from Goodyear. Saab vs. Bright Ideas.


Saab Variable Compression


O Saab Variable Compression é um novo conceito de motor, feito pela fabricante de carros sueca, que pode reduzir o consumo de combustível em até 30% sem perda de performance.

O motor Saab SVC foi apresentado em 2000 e ganhou vários prêmios na Europa. Trata-se de um propulsor 1.6 de cinco cilindros, cujo bloco foi dividido em duas partes. A de cima engloba o cabeçote com cilindros integrados, e pode alterar sua inclinação em relação à parte de baixo, que abriga o virabrequim e os pistões, para modificar o volume das câmaras de combustão.

O motor varia sua taxa de compressão de acordo com as condições de dirigibilidade e exigências do motorista. Em velocidades moderadas, o uso de uma taxa de 14:1 proporciona mais eficiência, torque e economia. Jà com carga total, a taxa seria reduzida a 8:1, para evitar a detonação prematura do combustível, mais conhecida com o termo "batida de pino".

No SVC, a variação seria controlada pela ECU, com base nos parâmetros de rotação e carga do momento, além da qualidade do combustível. Como se trata de um motor de pequena cilindrada, a sobrealimentação, um compressor de alta pressão com 2,8 bar que seria acionado apenas sob demanda, foi utilizada para fazer o pequeno 1.6 SVC produzir até 225 CV de potência e 31 kgfm de torque.