2008 9-3 Snippets
Our friends over at Saabhistory.com have compiled a great list of 2008 9-3 Reviews. Well worth the time to peruse those.
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Also from Saabhistory.com comes the news and attending video for the 2008 9-3 launch in South Korea. Korea’s economy is booming, and they love their technology, for sure. Perhaps the Saab 9-3 will appeal to those that want a great, fun-to-drive automobile just as those of us in the rest of the world do.
For those of you that are unware, Korean automaker Hyundai specifically chose the Saab NG900/9-3 as the template for the Elantra styling. Perhaps that’s a good thing for Saab — Koreans prefer Saab styling, perhaps?
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Such reviews make waiting for my AWD 2.0T that much harder.
i’ve definitely noticed the similarity with saab and the lines of elantra hatchback
apparently, the 9-3 SS is a common sight in Seoul.
Can’t say Hyundai succeeded in the styling of their Elantra, and I’ve actually never noticed any similarities to the NG900/9-3 other than it is a hatchback.
Some years ago when I lived in Busan, South Korea, there were no Saabs there. There weren’t that many import cars at all, but you could spot some 5 and 7-series BMW and E- and S-class MBs.