Sunday Night Snippets

We’ve just got back from a day with a video camera, an Audi S4, a BMW 325ci and my Viggen. What a great day. Yes, I found a new respect for both these carmakers, but I think the Viggen also won a few people over as well.

We have over 3 hours of video to whittle down into something slightly coherent, then it’ll get posted here.

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The Saab 9-3 SportCombi has been included in a Business Week article naming the Best Wagons in various categories.

The Combi was named as the safest wagon. The other noted vehicles were as follows:

Fastest Domestic: Dodge Magnum SRT8
Fastest Import: Mercedes-Benz E55 AMG Wagon
Most Fuel-Efficient: Pontiac Vibe/Toyota Matrix
Best Cargo Room: Volvo V70
Most Expensive: Mercedes-Benz E55 AMG Wagon
Best Resale Value (Luxury): BMW 3 Series 325xi
Lowest Total Cost of Ownership: Chevrolet HHR
Best Off-Road: Subaru Outback
Safest: Saab 9-3 SportCombi
Best Overall: Subaru Legacy

The story is here, or you can just skip straight to the slideshow – here.

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Finally, for Tasmania’s own Drew B, here’s some older Saabs that have popped up on Flickr recently.

Blue Saab 95 4.jpg . Black Saab 96 1.jpg

Blue Saab 95 1.jpg . Blue Saab 95 2.jpg

Blue Saab 95 3.jpg . Saab Sport.jpg

3 thoughts on “Sunday Night Snippets

  1. Too bad how fastest is always measured as best zero to sixty time. I’m glad to see Saab finally get the nod over Volvo in the safety category; they’ve deserved that spot for many years.

  2. Glad to see some good cars on here for once, Mr Wade, although I’m currently feeling a bit inferior not having one of those groovy luggage racks on my 95!

    Might I suggest a joyride in the 95 or 96 sometime soon, consdiering how you’ve never had the pleasure.

    Off to peruse eBay for a luggage rack……

    Drew B

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