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I'm looking at a late 90's or early 2000's 9-3 or 9-5. Being a car enthusiast I can NOT see myself driving a transportation appliance build by Honda or some other purveyor of boring cars. This led me to look for a Saab. In my research though it can't get a good idea of the reliability of the cars.
I understand I'm looking at a car over 10 years old with 100K miles or more on the ticker so I don't expect perfection but I'd like to know what I'm getting into. Are there any things I should avoid? Is a 9-5 better than the 9-3? I know to stay away from the 6 cylinder model but any other help would REALLY be appreciated.
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Wow, no responses at all? I posted this same thread on a BMW board and have had TONS of support and advice. I guess it's a Bavarian barnstormer for me. I like the thought of getting into an enthusiast community that is looking to help a newbie.
Thanks anyway.....
hey man new member here and new saab owner! all i have to say is i love love love my 9-3! i have the aero (2.8t) and so far the car has been great! plenty of power and options! this is my first non jap. car and i am truly impressed. i understand your lookin at an older more mature vehicle which i cannot give advice on due to owning an 06, but saab is sweet! just check consumer reports and tsbs etc etc before buying!