Date: Sun, 29 Aug 1999 00:01:03 -0700 From: Justin VanAbrahams <jvanabranopsamnet> Subject: Re: Question? Old 900's...what is last year of production?
aowillsnopsamnet wrote: > > When did Saab change body styles? > > What variations (engine, turbo, doors etc) were available in the last year > of the old-style body? > > Do you have any recommendations or advice concerning these machines? > > Thanks, > Alex If you're in the states, Saab switched to the new-style body in 1994, though the convertible models stayed with the old-style body that year. In 1993, you could buy: o 3-door in turbo or non- o 2-door convertible in turbo or non- o 4-door non-turbo In 1994, I think only turbo convertibles were available. My recommendation? Don't buy a '93. Buy a '91 and save yourself some money. There were no changes of any import during the '91 through '93 model years, so buy whatever you find in the best condition at the best price. The only unique car was a '93 Commemorative Edition, which is ultra-rare and fairly desirable as it had 185hp. SPGs were discontinued in '91 - if you're going for a 3-door, a '91 SPG would be a good catch. Whatever you buy, have it checked by a mechanic. Then have him double-check, just to be sure... :) -Justin
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