The SAAB 9-5 - Throwback 

Spot on . I feel the same . Just fired up my saab 95 3.0v6 t after 5 months in a garage . It flyes as always ...and start every time

300 000 miles in a saab 9-5 ?

A tip : watch movies on flixzone. I've been using it for watching lots of of movies lately.

@Kaiser Blaine yea, have been using Flixzone for since november myself =)

@Kaiser Blaine Yea, I have been watching on flixzone for since december myself =)

Yet you don’t see any on the road🤔

Bmw sold that ammount in one year, saab in many years

Over a 13 year period... very little

@@lukemallory7832 --> Sales success? I don't know about that... From '97 to '10 there were just under 500,000 Saab 9-5s produced in 13 years world wide (roughly 38,000 per year), and only 140,000 made it to the U.S. (only 11,000 per year). In just 4 years ('96 to '00) Volvo made more that 600,000 s70/v70's (150,000 per year)... And that's not counting the c70 or xc70 either! Even the Volvo numbers are super low if you start looking at more mainstream Japanese and American brands. Toyota sells around 500,000 Camry's per year! Sorry, I went a little overboard on the stats, but you get my point.

@@lukemallory7832 --> Ok, you wrote more than me, you win! Seriously though, my point is that Saab was not a high volume car maker in the first place, and even their own 9-3 out sold the 9-5. It's entirely possible that Saab/GM was happy with the sales numbers of the 9-5, but as far as their presence on the streets, compared to other makes, it was a drop in the bucket. BTW, one of my all-time favorite cars is the '06 Saab 9-3 Sportcombi Aero.

GM held Saab back. It was not until 2005 they were granted enough money to develop new models. GM apparently said that Opel would produce small cars, SUVs etc. GM had all the opportunities to expand Saab’s production capacity but they didn’t. Btw Opel made a profit the first year after they were sold to the French, after several years of losses under GM- management. GM are good at one thing. Killing car brands. Saab, Vauxhall, Holden, Pontiac, Oldsmobile etc

That doesn’t mean they’re not good. “Nobody” buys Rolls Royces either

9-5 is not ugly but not matured enough initially. The 2002 lifting cured that.

@@ssssssss6889 i take my word back, og is the bery best, i hate fl except sharktooth bumper

Did you have a V6 9-5? That's like the worst engine ever. But on the opposite the 2.0 and 2.3 were very good and reliable. I own a 2.3 Aero with 170.000 miles with no issues. Also, I think the isolation, seats, upholstery and practicality is top notch

@@ggtontoyono 4 cylinder

sure, if you're mechanically incompetent you can make any car suck

@@PeenMcTuggins I always maintain my cars. The saabs just blew up and broke down more than any other cars I have owned. They suck. And so do you.

@@bikes7777 More than any other cars? Thats about bmw

Shows your intelligence brilliantly.

reading your ID I guess that TESLA is your preferred car. If so, this is stupid car: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dQxm6n7SdvE.html