Ford has never owned Saab. General Motors bought a 50% interest in Saab in 1989. In 2000 GM bough the company outright. In 2010 GM sold Saab to Spyker Motors. GM was to supply engines and technology to Saab. When Spyker tried to sell Saab to a Chinese company GM blocked the sale. Saab filed for bankrupcy in 2011. In 2012 Saab was sold to a Chinese consortium called National Electric Vehicle Sweden. As of May 2014 all production of Saab vehicles stopped. Production may begin again at a later date and it may not.
"Yes, there is a website for buying secondhand Saab's in the United States. One can use craigslist or autotrader to find secondhand Saab's for sale in the United States."
No, they never did.
Ford, Saab, Jeep and Fiat.================================there is one called "mine"Lada used to be sold in UK. Also, currently, Seat and Audi.Ans3 Nash, Yugo, Opel, Revo,
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Buying a used Saab 900 in Ohio depends on your location and if there are any available in your local. Check with your local Saab dealership. The dealership will be able to locate the vehicle you are looking for and provide you with the information.
A Saab can be purchased in Canada from a Saab car dealership. Those on a budget may consider buying used rather than new or go for an older model instead of the most recent one.
The average price for a used 2003 SAAB is $7,832. A new 2003 SAAB averages $25,900. The difference here is $18,068. This is a big difference. I think you would better off buying a used SAAB and putting in another engine.
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Buying a used Saab is definitely a good idea. According to many studies, Saabs hold up really well and last for a lot of miles. They are great, durable cars.
No, a Ford is made by Ford. GM makes Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, Cadillac, Pontiac. They also made Oldsmobile. They currently make Saab and Hummer.
U.S. model year 1994 in 1989, GM bought 50% of Saab and the rest of in in 2000. It was a miserable experience for all concerned. Saab was technologically advanced but durability challenged. GM bought it about the same time Ford bought Volvo.