1988 Saab 900 springtime in Sweden sis in good shape can anyone give me any info about this car and worth?

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288 examples were produced. Four were equiped with automatic transmissions, the rest were manuals. VIN numbers were not sequential, nor were the cars numbered making it difficult to authenticate one. They are easily cloned. If the "Springtime in Sweden" badge, located on the lower left of the glovebox door, is still present that helps. Worth: depends on the condition more than accumulated miles. A sound car with good to excellent cosmetics should fetch $4,000 to $8,000. A fully restored and upgraded example like the SiS I own can reach into the $20,000 range. Mine was appraised by the company that insures it at $27,500. Though not viewed as true collectables yet, "Classic 900's are gaining a following at an above average pace, and I'm sure anyone owning an original SiS will see their car reach that level as the stylistic design and unique mechanicals acquire the recognition they deserve.