Adrian wrote:
>
> johannes (johsnospam-85635457321546-fitter.com) gurgled happily, sounding
> much like they were saying :
>
> > I concede that there are differences of opinion and 1995 may not be
> > strictly correct, but the CD was taken out of production before the
> > CS. Here are some total production figures that I found:
> > http://www.saabhistory.com/2007/01/25/the-saab-9000-1984-1998/
>
> Ummm, Johannes... That very page says...
> "1998 model - The CD variant was taken out of production."
>
> > Saab 9000 CC 216385
> So that's hatch 84-92 - avg 27,000 per annum
>
> > Saab 9000 CD 112177
> Saloon, 89-98 - avg 12,464 per annum
>
> > Saab 9000 CS 174525
> Hatch, 92-98 - avg 29,087 per annum
>
> > A clear victory for the 9000 CS!
>
> OK, now somebody's found some real figures - yes, I'll cheerfully accept
> that the hatch was indeed selling more across the life of the 9k.
>
> I'm also surprised that the facelift hatch sold more per year than the
> pre-facelift. I suspect that's because it didn't have any real rivals
> left as an exec-class hatch. Sales in '97 were certainly way down on
> '96, but that may just have been that it was so ancient by then.
I got the CD final production year 1995 from this site. I wonder if the
CD was temporarily stopped but came back again?
http://home.nospam/history28.htm