35 good reasons to drive Saab

Arguing about Saab passion will be easier in the future because there are at least 35 qualified reasons that speak for the brand. Just as many readers' articles were published during our Ursaab action. Each one was a clear, partial, very personal statement for Saab.

It was exciting weeks for the blog team, and the action was a lot of fun. Not only could I learn a lot from it. For example, that it does not depend on the age of the vehicles.

Saab drive = lived sustainability

Readers keep writing it. You can be very relaxed with a not so young Saab or an upcoming classic. Presumably the pilots who fly Saab youngtimers and classics are not only the happier, but also the more prudent road users. They love their vehicles and are more consciously traveling with them than the drivers of interchangeable leased vehicles. Anyone who drives a car knowing that nothing more will follow from their favorite brand will be more careful with their vehicle.

You save yourself short distances, drive more defensively, and if in doubt, prefer to leave the car behind than to ruin the Swedish sheet metal in snow and ice. At the same time, one cares more about maintenance and value retention. All of this is lived sustainability - good for the environment and true conservation of resources.

Saab is often a family thing

Saab is very often a family thing. Most of the parents were already traveling in a Saab, sometimes the grandparents. Saab goes into the third generation, is passed on in the family; Often a Saab was a lifesaver. Of course, this is always the case with other brands. But in such a strong form only with us.

No question of money

Those who opt for an older car sometimes do so, although they could afford a more expensive, more modern vehicle. Saab as understatement, as a sign of good automotive taste. The car is not a prestige object. This is the trend of the times, and readers on the blog are at the forefront. Not always completely voluntary, but also conditioned by the situation.

Now the fans have the floor!

Readers now have 5 days to decide. Who delivered the best Saab story? Not easy, because there was a lot of passion and Saab enthusiasm in every article.

The choice is up to the fans, we from the blog are outside! Voting runs until March 20. The deadline is at 23.59:XNUMX p.m. and the winner will be announced next weekend - and our Ursaab has a new owner.

Good luck to all participants!

Post 1: How a dirty kid cemented love (to Saab)! Article by Frank.

Post 2: Start with the Saab 9000 CS, Contributed by Cord

Post 3: 3 x Saab = dream car, Contribution by Steffen

Post 4: A Saab story, Post by Peter

Post 5: love at first sight, Contribution by Pascal

Post 6: My Saab story - how passion won, Contribution by Laurenz.

Post 7: Saab. Saab 9000. turbo, Contributed by Clemens.

Post 8: Family thing, or how Saab learned to love, Contribution of Luke.

Post 9: How did I get to Saab? Contribution from Uli.

Post 10: 30 years Saab, Contribution by Bernd.

Post 11: paab infection, The Saab story of Fredy.

Post 12: My little Saab story, Saab Story by Andreas.

Post 13: First contact behind the camera, Saab Story by Hendrik

Post 14: A Saab saves lives ... The story of Heinz

Post 15: Saab cars are rare in the Bavarian Forest, Beginning of a Saab passion with Matthias.

Post 16: In the beginning was the Iron Curtain, The Saab Story by Martin.

Post 17: 20 years Saab, Saab is a way of life, writes Matthias.

Post 18: You know that this was my car, Told by Jan-Frederik.

Post 19: How Saab fever spread ... The Saab story of Maximilian.

Post 20: A quarter of a century associated with Saab, A long Saab relationship, told by Ziehmy.

Post 21: Saab 900 Tu saves himself, A Saab story, told by Raimund.

Post 22: How long does luck last? Andreas asks in his Saab story.

Post 23: Key experience thanks to the ignition lock, Olaf talks about his Saab experiences.

Post 24: Min första Saab, Story of Jörn.

Post 25: Saab, an absurdity, a vehicle, a philosophy, 44 years Saab, tells of Patrick.

Post 26: How I got to the mark with the Griffin and the 4 letters, Turbulent story by Sebastian.

Post 27: It does not work without Saab ... Write Stefan.

Post 28: Saab develops into a passion and a pronounced hobby. Great story & great pictures from Matthias.

Post 29: After long years of pedestrianism ... Benjamin and Saab Knut are planning long tours.

Post 30: Saab is individuality, Saab is Turbo, Saab is Sweden. Write Max ...

Post 31: In a roundabout way (again) to Saab, A Saab story by namesake Tom.

Post 32: Saab 99 Crash Story, A Saab is safe. The Saab Story by Heinz.

Post 33: Saab - an English love for children, A statement for Saab by Thorsten.

Post 34: I drive a Saab 9-3 convertible year 2005. Marc tells how he came to Saab.

Post 35: Saab Story, Told by Rainer.

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