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Saab is a Swedish premium “quirky” car brand that spent a decade under parent General Motors’ direction. The first Saab 92 was produced in 1949 and in 1968, Saab, part of Saab-Scania, launched the Saab 900, its best-selling model until the mid-1980s when the Saab 9000 debuted. In 2010, GM sold its Saab subsidiary to Spyker Cars, N.V. Then the Chinese consortium National Electric Vehicle Sweden (NEVS) took over operations. Early this year, the last Saab 9-3 Aero sedan was sold.

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Concept-Saab 9-X Air BioHybrid Convertible Preview

Critical Knowledge:Convertible concept designed in parallel with 9X BioHybrid Concept1.4-liter, Saab BioPower engineUses E85 bioethanol fuel and hybrid technologyUnique Canopy Top and wraparound glass, including rear screenOffers 4-passenger seating with sports car proportionsIntroductionFirst introduced at the Paris Motor Show, Saab debuts the new 9-X "Air" BioHybrid Concept Convertible in North America at the Los Angeles Auto Show. The concept comes some 25 years after the automaker's first convertible was unveiled and this newest Saab concept hints at what future droptop design may look like. Designed in parallel with the 9-X BioHybrid Concept, the 9-X Air BioHybrid shares the same highly-efficient powertrain-a small, 1.4-liter, Saab BioPower turbocharged engine that uses hybrid technology and E85 bioethanol fuel.

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Concept-Saab 9-4X BioPower Crossover Preview

Critical Knowledge:2.0-liter 4-cylinder BioPower turbo engineEngine optimized for E85 fuelAdvanced all-wheel-drive (AWD) technology (Saab XWD) Rear limited-slip differentialInterior ski and equipment stowage solutions21-inch wheelsIntroductionSaab's 30 years' experience in turbo technology is showcased in its new 9-4X BioPower concept. The vehicle confirms the Swedish premium brand's intention to enter the crossover market with a distinctively styled vehicle, BioPower technology and AWD. Within the past five years, Saab launched four new models, previewed four concept cars, and introduced BioPower flex-fuel engines with E85 and advanced AWD technology. The automaker pledges that every new Saab product-like the 9-4X BioPower concept-will reflect its commitment to design, driver focus, and performance with concern for the environment.

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Concept-Saab 9-X BioHybrid Preview

Critical Knowledge:1.4-liter, 200-hp BioPower turbo engine that's E85 compatible6-speed manual transmissionRegenerative brakingGM next-generation hybrid systemSolar roof cell harnesses power from the sunEvolution of Aero X and 9X concepts with cockpit-designed interiorSeamless wireless connectivity with multiple devicesRear cargo deck with automatic sliding door, "friction" loading system21-inch wheelsIntroductionLooking toward the future, the designers at Saab give us a promise of a potential compact premium car for the youthful buyer accustomed to on-demand multi-media access, and who wants a responsive, responsible performer that offers maximum flexibility. The result: Saab 9-X BioHybrid concept, featuring the patented GM next-generation hybrid system, a 200-hp, 1.4-liter BioPower turbo engine optimized for E85 fuel, solar cell to capture energy, regenerative braking and numerous other features.

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2011 Saab 9-3 Preview

Highlights:Refreshed for the 2011 model yearNew wheel designNew front fasciaTwo new trim choices: Vector Griffin and Griffin AeroNew direct-injected 2.0-liter enginesReplacement due in 2012IntroductionThe Saab 9-3 succeeded the Saab 900 for the 1999 model year. Touted as the "new-generation" model, the automaker claimed more than one thousand changes had been made for the new 9-3. Compared to the outgoing 900, the first-generation 9-3 featured a new suspension and sleek, upgraded styling, but it continued to offer the 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine from its predecessor.

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New for 2009-Saab

Critical Knowledge:Saab XWD cross-wheel-drive system available on 9-3 2.0T modelsTwo new colors, more powerful 280-hp engine on 9-3 Aero V-6 models9-5 adds revised power window switches in center console, new exterior colors, new Aero features9-7X adds Bluetooth connectivity, two new colors2009 Saab 9-3:Updated in 2008, the Saab 9-3 premium compact car with 5-passenger seating adds the state-of-the-art Saab XWD cross-wheel-drive system to 2.0T Sport Sedan and SportCombi models. For 2009, the 9-3 lineup includes 9-3 Sport Sedan, 9-3 SportCombi and 9-3 Convertible in 2.0T and Aero models. XWD technology is standard on Aero Sport Sedan and SportCombi models. Other new-for-2009 features include roof rail, interior trim and wheel changes, standard OnStar 8.0 that enables Turn-by-Turn Navigation (late 2008 availability), and Bluetooth hands-free calling.

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