Tue, 27 Aug 2002 16:03:03 GMT, bcsalnopsamrose.com suggested: : Hi : I am in the proces of trying to find a really nice example of the car in the : subject heading. The problem I am having is that some of the cars I have : seen have been advertised as 'S' when they do not have the side skirts or : 'aero' style wheels although they claim the car has a high pressure turbo. : Can this still be an 'S'? : Am I completely mistaken as to what 'S' means? : PLEASE could someone out there explain to me what the car should have (in : regards to body work and mechanicals and anything else) if the car is : advertised as 'S'. : Essentially what does S mean?? (I'm in the UK should the S mean different : things elsewhere). : Also some of the cars did not have S labelled on the boot lip. Well, having already posted and looked through some materials on saabnet.com, I'm even more confused. It would appear that the 'S' usually indicates a Non-turbo model with an options package making it nicer than the standard 900 (i.e., alloy wheels, sunroof, etc.). I'm not sure what the differences would be in the convertible. -- agreenbu Return to Main Index
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