Search results for: SAAB

Q: In what year did General Motors acquire a 50% stake in SAAB?

A: 1989

Q: What was the first SAAB model to be fully developed by General Motors?

A: SAAB 900

Q: Which SAAB model was Europe's first major premium flex-fuel vehicle?

A: SAAB 9-5 BioPower

Q: Which SAAB model is considered the first luxury turbocharged convertible?

A: SAAB 900 Turbo Cabrio

Q: What was the spiritual successor to the iconic SAAB 900 Turbo?

A: SAAB 9-3 Viggen

Q: What was SAAB's first concept vehicle?

A: SAAB 900 Turbo 16 EV 1

Q: Which SAAB model was the first premium production car to offer flex-fuel technology with a turbocharged engine, automatically optimizing performance for both petrol and E85?

A: SAAB 9-5 BioPower

Q: Which was the first SAAB available with a Diesel engine?

A: SAAB 9-3

Q: Which SAAB model was the first ethanol-powered production car sold in Australia?

A: SAAB 9-5 BioPower

Q: What was the first limited-edition SAAB model?

A: SAAB 96 GL Special Limited Edition

Q: In 1978, apart from SAAB and Porsche, which other manufacturer offered turbocharged production cars?

A: Buick

Q: What was the most popular and iconic version of the Saab Sonett?

A: SAAB Sonett III

Q: In what year did SAAB ship its very first cars to the United States?

A: 1956

Q: What was the Swedish sports car with a Volvo 960 engine and many other Volvo and SAAB parts, produced from 1996 to 2000, called?

A: Josse Indigo 3000

Q: What was SAAB's first compact executive saloon?

A: SAAB 99

Q: What was the convertible version of the SAAB 9-X BioHybrid called?

A: SAAB 9-X Air

Q: What was the heaviest vehicle SAAB ever sold?

A: SAAB 9-7X

Q: Viggen was a high-performance version of SAAB cars, but what does the term "Viggen" actually mean?

A: Fighter jet

Q: What was the only SAAB model ever built in Moraine, Ohio?

A: SAAB 9-7X

Q: Besides automobiles, what other product were the Bristol and SAAB brands known for manufacturing?

A: Aircraft