Saab Ice & Snow - the winter photo 2023 (photo gallery 4)
Our Saab winter photo campaign is still running for a little over two weeks and is developing in an exciting way. There are generally quite a few old 9000s on the road in winter, which is kind of surprising and understandable at the same time. My Saab 9000 also does well in ice and snow, the desire for a modern car never arises.
But what is really amazing is the fact that images of the Saab 9-3X keep ending up on the server. Sure, the off-road Saab, always on the road with XWD as a turbo petrol engine, is the car for ice and snow. But, the Saab is rare and hasn't been sold very often. In the scene, however, he is very popular and well represented.
Submissions have been lively this week, but we're always looking for more great winter photos! The following therefore applies to fans and readers: get to your smartphone or the good, old SLR camera! Or dare to take a look at the photo archive from last winter, if there is no snow waiting in front of the front door!
We look forward to all pictures. With Saab, of course.
The submission of the Saab Ice & Snow campaign runs until February 15th for all subscribers via our upload page. We have all the information about the prices, Saab literature, stickers and cups here described.
We wish you a lot of fun with the gallery on Saturday, which gives a (not complete) impression of the last entries.
I particularly like 2. The noble SAAB (summer) color in the snow plus the discreetly placed sticker of the SAAB blog... gorgeous.
But: overall great motifs! 🙂
Pretty little car...
But despite or because of that, I also like the #8. A beautiful image, a bold and unconventional submission on the subject.
Nice to see so many 9-3X. I rarely meet her on the street. But could it be that they were all white so far? Is indisputably good and would also be my first choice.
It is also a camouflage color on snow. Amazing that the 9-3X of all things seems to hide all its other colors so well here on this topic 😉 ...
Most of the 9-3X should be white. My 9-3X is no exception.
In the wild, however, they are really very rare. I've only seen one on the streets in the last two years.
Are the registration numbers from Germany/Austria/Switzerland actually known for the 9-3X?