Saab Global Snapshot - November 2007



The following video is of the presentation made by Saab Automobile’s top dude, Jan-Ake Jonsson.

It was recorded at the Australian launch of the 2008 Saab 9-3 range, in Melbourne, on November 2nd, 2007.

This presentation is an overview of Saab’s performance and current market offering, but it also gives a few news-type items as well, such the possibility of Saab going with all BioPower or diesel models in the Swedish market. There’s a few other newsy items there as well. It makes for interesting listening and is just over 15 minutes in length.

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I also recorded a one-on-one interview with Jan-Ake Jonsson, which I’ll be presenting as a podcast in a few days time.

As they like to say over there in Detroit - Stay tuned.

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    • 1985 Gripen said:

      If Saab’s best year ever was last year and they sold 133K vehicles, and in order to get into the black they’re going to have to sell 150K - 175K cars consistently for several years, when do they think that’s going to be? When the 9-4X supplants the 9-7X in the lineup? When the 9-1 is introduced in 2011?

      For some reason (possibly the stupid wi-fi internet access at the hotel I’m at) the video stopped at 10:23, so I missed the last couple minutes. Is that when he announced they’re caving to TS pressure and are bringing back the hatch? :-o

    • 1985 Gripen said:

      Oops, make that 13:23 when my video stopped. Also, I forgot to thank you for providing this video, Swade.

      Unfortunately I didn’t get a “warm and fuzzy” feeling from this presentation. I don’t know what he could have said to make me feel better, but it feels like more “we know what we’re doing now, just wait” propaganda.

    • TrakDah said:

      My thoughts upon viewing this video to end was: “well, Steve Jobs he isn’t”. That was a boring delivery, and I doubt the message he carried was delivered optimaly.

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