SAAB 9-3 Aero Test Rides throughout Sweden
Until now, Saab customers and prospects were only able to test the 2014er 9-3 Aero in Trollhättan. To change that, last week the first new vehicles from the factory went to Saab partners all over Sweden.
From now on, potential customers can book their Saab 9-3 Aero test drive at several locations in the country. A list of Saab partners offering a new 9-3 is available on the official website.
Okay, that all sounds fine, but it doesn't really help us. Saab is on the right course in Sweden, because the vehicles can now also be ordered locally from the dealer. And Saab partner ANA, for a long time the largest Saab dealer worldwide, is back on board.
What interests us more is how the 2014 Saab 9-3 Aero really drives.
Although there were driving reports in various Swedish magazines, but all testers see the vehicle through the glasses of a motor journalist. And not from the perspective of a fan or customer. So it's time for our review. How does the 2014er Aero drive?
Does it feel like the well-known models, or can the changes be felt and felt? We “experienced” it in Trollhättan. Our test report and Saab 9-3 impressions, model year 2014, will be available here on the blog in the next few days.
Text & image: tom@saabblog.net
Nice to see, but are still no end customers in Sweden supplied?
Wow, another step by NEVS, which strengthens the belief in a SAAB future.
When I heard the word “test report” I let out a little “super”. So please don't let the “next days” get too long 🙂
Will not be too long. Monday, at the latest.
OK Tom, now that you say it, I see it too.
Thank you. Luckily no Saab!
But we are curious!
What is in the picture in the background?
Unknown vehicle!
A foreign electrical make (Nissan). NEVS tests what the competitor can do
That's not much in the case of the Nissan Leafs - once had it for testing at college when I was still working there. Neither in terms of performance nor in the range of the bringers. I am hoping for a lot more from NEVS - and it looks like you won't be disappointed.