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In a market dominated by BMW, Audi and Mercedes-Benz, the all-new Saab 9-5 marks the rebirth of the once-dying Swedish car maker.
Saab has revealed the 9-5 SportCombi estate at the Geneva Motor Show, joining the 9-3 Griffin facelift and the 9-3 Convertible Independence Edition on their show stand
Saab has released the first picture of its new 9-5 SportCombi estate, which will get its official launch at the Geneva Motor Show
The supercar maker Spyker has made the last payment for its acquisition of Swedish car brand Saab
Saab has resumed production at its Swedish factory in TrollhÄttan, after a seven-week closure following Saab’s sale to Spyker Cars
Dutch sports car maker Spyker has made a final bid for Saab, and has revealed its plans for the Swedish carmaker should the takeover be successful
GM has announced that it has extended its deadline for potential bidders of Saab, in a move that hands the Swedish carmaker a lifeline for survival
General Motors has announced that it has sold the rights to the current 9-3 and 9-5, as well as related technologies, to Beijing Auto Industry Corp
Koenigsegg has stunned GM by announcing that it has withdrawn its offer to purchase Saab, leaving the Swedish carmaker’s future in the balance
Chinese automaker Beijing Automotive Industry Corporation (BAIC) is said to be in talks to buy over the rights of the outgoing Saab 9-5 in order to produce them in China
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Ahead of its launch at the Frankfurt Motor Show, Saab has revealed more details about the new 9-5, its first all new model in nearly six years
Pictures of the long awaited Saab 9-5 replacement, which is due to be officially launched at the Frankfurt Motor Show, has been leaked to the press
New model to be launched at September's Frankfurt Motor Show
General Motors and Koenigsegg have signed a memorandum of understanding that will see Saab go back to the Swedes.
Following GM's review of Swedish car-maker, Saab, the Saab Board has made steps to become fully independent.
A 2.8-litre Turbocharged V6 that gives 280hp, 400Nm and 0-100 in 5.7 seconds. But in a Saab?