2010 Saab 9-3X - Click above for high-res image gallery The good news for Saab loyalists is that dealerships have been told they may start placing orders for the Saab 9-3X. The bad news for Saab loyalists is that if the deal with Spyker falls through, that brand-new Saab you are dreaming about will never arrive in your driveway. In a nutshell, dealers are allowed to   ...read more

Galpin Spyker dealership launch - Click above for high-res image gallery Most people think of Ford when they hear the name Galpin. After all, the Van Nuys, CA dealership has been the Blue Oval's number one volume seller for twenty years running. But Galpin sells more than Mustangs and Fusions. Their Premier Collection showroom houses inventory for Aston Martin, Jagu   ...read more

This series features plenty of junked vehicles in not-so-frozen California, but we're really missing out on the full junkyard experience by not visiting Omaha! So let's head to Nebraska, where your flesh will stick to engine blocks in the winter if you're not careful. Alfasud took a bunch of photos at his local junkyard: It's been a rough last few months here in Nebraska. We've had several snowsto   ...read more

With the formal deal for Spyker to acquire Saab from General Motors likely just days away, few questions have arisen about the Dutch supercar manufacturer’s ability to pay for the transaction. Still, Saab’s domestic market dealer network says it will provide 180 million Swedish krona ($24 million) to Spkyer to help with financing if it [...]   ...read more

Saab’s top-level offering — the current 9-5 — has officially ended production at the company’s Trollhattan plant. The 9-5 entered production in 1997 and has soldiered on relatively unchanged since. The current 9-5 should be replaced by the 2010 model in just a few weeks. The last 9-5 model to roll off the line [...]   ...read more

Dutch supercar maker outlines its dream for a raft of new Saab cars, starting with a new 9-3.   ...read more

Who better to buy the troubled Swedish marque from General Motors than a small, wacky Dutch company?   ...read more