If you think the Saab Sonett is a late 1960s-to-1970s fibreglass-bodied coupé that embodies a forgotten, sportier side of Saab, think again. The Sonett actually started life in 1954 as one of the most ...

Our orange 1957 Sonett is one of six built—all survived. It’s one of two fitted with a Saab three-speed gearbox; the others ...

The original Saab Sonett V4 was never supposed to be a rocket on wheels, and the engine it was fitted with made this pretty clear from the very beginning. Born in 1967 with a 1.5-liter Ford V4 engine, ...

Before the Chinese, before the bankruptcy and the rebadged GMs, Saab used to be a unique car brand with heritage unlike any other. It was spun off from an aeronautical and defense company founded in ...

Happy 50th birthday to the Saab Sonett, the Swedish company's two-seater sports car. It took its name from the Swedish expression s ntt, meaning "so neat." The Sonett I Super Sport was first unveiled ...

Spyker has saved Saab from the great wrecking yard in the sky, now that shareholders have approved a deal to buy the automaker from General Motors. This is a good thing, and we hope it works out for ...

Doug Morse is a fourth-generation Bay Area native and a long time car enthusiast. He built and drove racing cars in SCCA and is a past president of the Bay Area Saab Club. Those of us with a ...

In its 55-year history as an auto manufacturer, Svenska Aeroplan Aktiebolaget, or Saab, has produced many sporty and even race-winning cars. But the only true sports car to have emerged from the ...

It's been in the news lately, if you haven't heard. Unlike their fellow Swedish brand Volvo, Saab has officially filed for bankruptcy following their sale by General Motors to Spyker. Spyker was an ...