ACA drive the 9-3 Convertible
I’ll be Australian Car Advice just loves being called ACA. Not!
It’s an Aussie thing.
ACA has just been driving the Saab 9-3 Convertible in it’s most exclusive and expensive form - the 2.8 litre V6 Aero. Not only have they been driving it, they’ve also being doing some extremely good shutter work. Check this out:
…and can I just take a moment to thank and congratulate whoever worked on the 2008 Saab 9-3 exterior design as that looks just magnificent!
ACA liked just about everything with the Aero convertible. Even the interior plastics, which I still think aren’t befitting of a A$90,000+ car, but that’s by the by. The design’s great. It drives great. What else matters?
This is quite a comprehensive review, and is well worth a look for you convertible appreciators out there.
Check it out: ACA drive the 9-3 Aero Convertible.
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Not much love coming through from Aussie commenters under the article. Seems as if no matter where and what, GM ownership negatively affects people’s perception - which I find rather stupid.
And how can the seats be ‘ridiculously comfortable’ That does not make sense.
A reasonable road test -to a formula. Bloke takes good pictures though.
Hang on, why are we not writing road tests for Swade then?
I feel a moment coming on…
‘Ridiculously comfortable’ makes sense to me. When so many seats are crap then the Saab’s do seem pretty ‘ridiculous’.
Hey lance, when’s that 9000 book coming out???
Yeah Kroum, the same friggin experts pop up at the end of most ACA reviews and Saab always attracts the same predictable comments as well as some surprising ones. It’s a surprise that no depreciation comments have been made yet.