How much is a Saab 9-3 worth?
According to Cars Guide, the Saab 9-3 model years from 1998 to 2011 ranges from $3300 to $19,470, while the 2012 or newer has a manufacturer’s suggested retail price from $10,230 to $21,120. As for some of the other Saab models, Motortrend.com reports: An MSRP between $23,710 and $27,670 for a 2006 Saab 9-2X.
Are Saab 9-3 reliable cars?
Saab 9-3 owners are generally a very satisfied bunch, and the car usually does well in customer reports, such as the JD Power survey. Faults are never something they worry unduly about, although the car is only mid-ranking in our reliability report.
What’s the plan for the future of Saab?
NEVS will now be sticking to its plan for Saab, creating sustainable mobility with its future lineup of cars. The company will be using the 9-3 sedan platform to underpin its upcoming electric cars that are expected to commence production in 2017 with China being one of the first markets to get them.
What’s the name of the company that makes Saab?
The Saab moniker will now be replaced by ‘NEVS’, confirmed the company. National Electric Vehicle Sweden, a Swedish-Chinese consortium acquired most of Saab’s assets and subsidiaries, including Saab Automobile Powertrain AB and Saab Automobile Tools AB as well as the Saab manufacturing facility Trollhattan, Sweden, after the automaker’s bankruptcy.
Where does the Saab 9-3 electric car come from?
The company will be using the 9-3 sedan platform to underpin its upcoming electric cars that are expected to commence production in 2017 with China being one of the first markets to get them. The re-badged 9-3s will be produced at the Trollhattan facility in Sweden, but manufacturing will eventually move to China later in the timeline.
When did NEVs stop using the Saab brand?
NEVS was initially allowed to use the Saab brand sans the griffin logo, but lost the right to the same when its own finances took a hit back in 2014. That was the last ray of hope for the brand to ever return to its glory.