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Me too. ‘02 manual in black. Great car. Seems everyone here likes the same cars, maseratis, Alfa’s and Saab’s!
I have to second your comments about Saab 9-5s.
I drove a 2.0t saloon twenty years ago and it was very comfortable. But wallowed like a battleship when going around any kind of corner.
My mobility varies a lot, so I bought a cheap Aero Anniversary (2.3) that had to be an auto, as a daily driver, last summer.
(My car is almost identical to the one below.) Although I'm not doing many miles currently, I needed something with good seats. Like a Saab or Volvo T5 etc
I believe someone's 'breathed' on it, because I only have to put the lightest pressure on the accelerator and its off like a scalded cat. Its a 'sleeper' on purpose, because of the traffic police unit a few miles away. So looks completely standard. Putting it on a dyno when I can be bothered, to satisfy my curiosity.
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Its an 08 car and apart from putting in uprated bulbs, I've not had to do anything to it.
 

zagatoes30

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I have to second your comments about Saab 9-5s.
I drove a 2.0t saloon twenty years ago and it was very comfortable. But wallowed like a battleship when going around any kind of corner.
My mobility varies a lot, so I bought a cheap Aero Anniversary (2.3) that had to be an auto, as a daily driver, last summer.
(My car is almost identical to the one below.) Although I'm not doing many miles currently, I needed something with good seats. Like a Saab or Volvo T5 etc
I believe someone's 'breathed' on it, because I only have to put the lightest pressure on the accelerator and its off like a scalded cat. Its a 'sleeper' on purpose, because of the traffic police unit a few miles away. So looks completely standard. Putting it on a dyno when I can be bothered, to satisfy my curiosity.
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Its an 08 car and apart from putting in uprated bulbs, I've not had to do anything to it.

Abbot racing suspension transform the handling, constantly looking for an Aero Hot (250BHP) for the daily driver don't care if its manual or auto
 

philw696

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Today 52 years ago I drove for the first time legally in daylight.
In Finland you can start driving 3 months before the 18th birthday with ‘L-plates’.
I could not wait a day longer.
My Hertta-mother was obliged to sit next to me until 27th of April.…
I still remember the sensational feeling of liberty. The world was open for me.
Everything was possible.
It feels as if it was yesterday.
I still have the same feeling when I drive.
What a gift of Life!

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TimR

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Cool...I thought I was looking at a 924/8/Targa mash-up or something (with a side helping of RWB )
It’s really not horrible....but 0-60 in 16 secs. Wow.... :as002:
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