Saab 9-3 SE 2.0t 150 bhp Convertible

Newest Review: ... for it as they had already registered it. So what did I find with my first Saab. Ride - Hard, as you would expect with a ... more

... convertible (extra body stiffening) and ultra low profile tyres, but great at speed. Handling - There is a reason why people dont rally convertibles and you should remember that if you want to chuck it around the lanes, however under normal road conditions it sticks like glue. Build - Excellent. Much less scuttle shake that BMW's and Fords I've driven. First class from top to toe. Economy - You are buying a convertible and you care? Hood operation - Impressive, but get used to people stopping to watch as ...more

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Saab 9-3 SE 2.0t 150 bhp Convertible: Topless Model (457 words)
by - written on 21/12/01 (Very useful, 259 readings)
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I've driven company cars for the last 20 years, starting with a Maestro and culminating in a very nice loaded Mercedes Benz. Last year I joined a new company and for tax reasons elected to buy myself a car and so I went shopping. Once I had made my mind up to have a soft top (mid life crisis) there was no other choice for me than the Saab. Good looking, right price band, good reputation. 2 Hours later I had bought a 2000/2001 SE model with optional CD stacker, wood effect dashboard, auto box and the great Silver Paint, Blue Hood combination. The garage did a great deal and I think I paid 26 and a half for it as they had already registered ... Read the complete review