Are you a Saab enthusiast? We sure are. We love repairing Saabs, but we also enjoy geeking out over their history. And last September a real piece of history went up for auction: The third-oldest surviving Saab, the ninth of 20 prototypes built before the...
Now that Saabs are no longer being made, Saab fans had all but lost hope of ever seeing an electric Saab on the market. Maybe so, but thanks to the revival efforts of NEVS (National Electric Vehicle Sweden), which bought Saab, a production electric cars...
Love your Saab? If you continue to stick with the brand following its 2012 sale to National Electric Vehicle Sweden, known as NEV, keep the words of Shakespeare in mind: “A rose by any other name….” The new Chinese owners won’t be reviving the Saab...
So you’ve finally got a great, classic vintage car. It’s a real beauty. What’s the best way to keep it in great repair? Keeping it really clean, both on the outside as well as the interior is essential. Regular washes will keep salt and grit from building up and causing rust damage. And give it a fresh wax every six months. It’s a great way to keep that shine. Don’t forget to polish your chrome, especially around the wheels. Protect the leather interior with vinyl cleaners, leather creams, and be sure to use SUV protection. Always make sure to have the oil changed regularly, especially if the car is older.
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