Saab 93 2000

Would you like to drive this timeless classic—one of the most beautiful convertibles in the world?

This car was purchased and serviced at an authorized Saab dealership, Auto Vogel, in Switzerland. Switzerland boasts excellent road conditions, and because roads there are not treated with salt, the vehicle’s suspension shows minimal wear, and there is no corrosion. Furthermore, Switzerland enforces a very rigorous technical inspection known as the "MFK"—if, for instance, a single license plate light bulb is burnt out, the car will fail the inspection.

This is an extraordinary vehicle for extraordinary people. "Made in Sweden"—the brand’s roots lie in the aerospace industry, which is reflected in the car’s DNA: the green instrument backlighting (reminiscent of the Saab-built Viggen jet fighter), the "Night Panel" feature, a cup holder that deploys like an aircraft’s landing gear, and an ignition switch located on the center tunnel. The seating position is low and sporty, yet exceptionally comfortable. The cockpit feels much like that of a light aircraft. The brand is aimed at architects, pilots, doctors, lawyers, and true individualists. These cars are renowned for their turbocharged petrol engines, and this particular vehicle is no exception; it accelerates impressively even from low RPMs while maintaining excellent fuel economy—see the attached photos (6.4 L/100 km for intercity driving at 70 km/h; 7.2 L/100 km on the motorway at speeds up to 140 km/h; and 8.2 L/100 km at speeds exceeding 160 km/h). Given this level of fuel efficiency, I saw no need to install an LPG system.

The car is equipped with 4 airbags, active headrests, and a low-pressure turbocharger. It serves as an excellent foundation for potential tuning; the power output can be increased to 350 hp without requiring any mechanical modifications. For those who might wish to install an LPG system, the engine is well-suited for it. I have recently had an oil change and filter replacement performed by Saab specialists in the Kraków/Skawina area.

The technical inspection, insurance, and oil service are all valid until March 2027 (or for the next 10,000 km)—the car is ready to drive.






There is an abundance of parts and replacements available for this car, as well as many specialized workshops—I recommend "Klinika Saaba" or "Viggen" in Warsaw, or "Saab Auto Legend" in Kraków/Skawina.

The car comes with an elegant black case featuring the SAAB logo, containing all documents and two keys.

We can deliver the car to any location in Poland/Europe for an additional fee (based on distance and travel time).