1. How many new Saabs have you purchased/leased since the 1998 model year?

2. Do you intend to purchase/lease a new Saab in the next two model years?

For me:

1. 0

2. no

1. 0

2. yes: if the 9-1 or a 9-3 hatch based on DeltaII arrives in that time frame

1) Zer0

2) LOL RTFLMFAO!!!!! Oh wait, you're serious?

1. 0

2. Possibly the 9-1

1. 0

2. When I test drove a 9-3 I fell in love withe quirkiness of the car...however currently I would only consider used, as nothing the make or have in the pipeline (all of one CUV that we've actually seen spyshots of) excites me the way a RWD muscle car or sports sedan does.

Edited June 28, 200817 yr by Dodgefan

1. 0

2. If the 9-1 doesn't lose much from the latest 9-x concept, then it's on the radar. Otherwise, no new Saabs (though a CPO post-refresh 9-3 is a sleeper option)

1) 0

2) No

1. None.

2. Nope.

1. 0

2. No

1. None.

2. Highly unlikely.

0

I'm probably in Saab's target group (young professional assholes) but the new models dont have the magic of the old 900. In a few years, if they bring back hatchbacks and quirkiness, I may bite.

1. HELL NO.

2. Not with-in two years but the 9-5 Wagon strikes a cord with me and a 5spd. that would be fun.

For me:

1. 0

2. no

1. Zero

2. Maybe a 9-1 type car.

1. 0

2. A Turbo X Sport Combi or a Cadillac BLS Wagon (A Saabillac)

1. None but almost bought the 9-3. I went with the CTS because it was US made.

2. I would seriously consider it if the new models make it out in the next 2 years. I like the smaller size of Saabs.

1) No

2) No

1. None

2. I think the 9-3 is handsome, but I'd look into other things first. So, no.

1.0

2. I like the 9-3, but no.

1. 0

2. 0 (Except may be if ZL-1 buys one for me along with his )

1) 2 --> 2005 9-3 Linear and 2005 9-2X Aero

2) Probably not. If a stunner of a 9-3 showed up by 2010, I'd consider it. Would also consider a 2011 9-4X to replace the Vue IF it has a turbo 4 cyl. with decent performance (0-60 in upper 7 second range) and above average gas mileage.

1. 0

2. No

1. 2

2. yes

1. 2

Which models did you buy?

1-one -2003 9-3-some teething problems because it was the first year but very happy with it now.

2-not sure - I'll look at the 9-4 but not crazy about a Mexi-saab.

For me AND the 'rents:

1. Zero.

2. Not for the parents, but I'm a fan, and would consider something like a 9-3.

1. 0

2. I love Saab's quirkyness- I'd consider the new 9-1, 9-3, AND 9-5 if I could pay less than sticker, as Saabs are lumped in with Saturn up here.

1. no

2. never

1. 9-5 (current vehicle)

2. 9-1, 9-3, 9-5 (MUST BE NEXT GEN!!!)

Well, I like these vehicles and would buy one again. I really never liked SUV's so those models would be out. I would even consider a Sonett if they made one again.

attn ZL-1

1. 2004 9-3 auto, 2005 9-3 manuel

2. look at 2010/9-1, I'm tired of 4 door cars

attn ZL-1

1. 2004 9-3 auto, 2005 9-3 manuel

2. look at 2010/9-1, I'm tired of 4 door cars

Thx for the reply!

I'll take a look at the 9-1 or anything they do that is Astra-sized. For me it will be about getting something bigger than the MINI but keeping the hatchback versatility.

Edited July 1, 200817 yr by ZL-1

1. Nope

2. not a chance.

1-9-3

2- Next car will definably be either as 9-3 or 9-5 Sports Combi. As Bob Lutz say's, SAAB is the sweetheart of GM and he's right. They still have unique styling, although not as quirky as in the past, and have a Scandinavian inspired interior copied by no-one. My 9-3 manual weighs under 3,200 lbs, and still gets a 5 star crash rating. Why can't other manufactures get the weight down like SAAB can.(that includes every other thing GM builds other than the Vette). The Automotive future does not need Hybrids, it needs smaller, lighter vehicles', and for the majority of the nay sayers out there, get your fat ass away from the keyboard, because you are probably in just as bad shape as the Big 3.

Thx for the reply!

I'll take a look at the 9-1 or anything they do that is Astra-sized. For me it will be about getting something bigger than the MINI but keeping the hatchback versatility.

yup the hatchback versatility, I like the Astra alot, make it kind of Saab-ie like and it could be a blast to drive , yet fuel efficient as well. Hopefully it will be flex fuel as well.

The mini clubman is sort of odd yet appealing, but I'll wait for the 9-1.

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1. 0

2. no

1. How many new Saabs have you purchased/leased since the 1998 model year?

None

2. Do you intend to purchase/lease a new Saab in the next two model years?

Trying to get my pa to replace his S80 with a 9-3, but unfortunately buying cars in Hong Kong is just that expensive.

Census closed.