Category: Saab 9-3 II Sport Forum

Yesterday, my friendly SAAB dealer sent me a letter saying, among other things, that Saab decided to carry out a service battle for certain vehicles of the model 9-3 Convertible of the model years 2004 to 2005 in order to carry out various measures to improve the quality of the operation and function of the cover system. … Please make an appointment with us at the next possible time, in order to make the planned and for you of course free quality assurance Depending on which measures are to be taken on your vehicle, the required time will be about 0.5 to 4 hours. … Has anyone else received such a letter? Who knows more about this action? So far, I have noticed nothing negative about the operation and function of my cover, so I am surprised… Greeting Jürgen

Because I’m already so nice to research and have received good answers to my seat threat: There is a 9-3 option to order an integrated phone, or to attach the phone to the center console afterwards. With my last two Saabs I had that, was actually enough and had the advantage that I didn’t always have to turn off the phone and even got it loaded. I also don’t necessarily need voice control etc. The question is now r (and my dealer can’t answer this satisfactorily): is this subsequent installation with the new 9-3 what? Is the phone also controllable via the buttons of the “big” Navi, which I also want to do? Can one take calls then possibly also via the steering wheel? Or is such a constellation rather gifted and actually Murks? Unfortunately there is no equipment package, which my preferences 100%-y. Thanks to unbd greetings from the Pott, jogg

Since we want to buy a new Saab convertible, I have a few questions about individual features, since we come new to the league of the Saab or the convertible drivers: Planned is a 1.8 Vector (since we need the vehicle rather for shorter distances and have the Volvo V70R to the lawn, and highly motorized front-wheelers do not lie down to me) Which sound system makes sense, since the acoustics in Cabrio is probably not comparable to a closed car? Do the returners make sense? W it is still indispensable, e.g. does it need a wind bulkhead?

Hello, my Opel dealer has offered me today a new Vectra-C Lim (Cosmo) 1.8l 125 hp and as an alternative a Saab 9-3 Lim version (Arc) 1.8l 122 hp. Both vehicles are built on the same platform, the dealer’s estate is identical whether Opel or Saab, in the final sum both do not differ. Also from the service costs there are no significant differences, the intervals are the same, also price differences in spare parts and work specifications there are. Dealers do not really – you notice very quickly – the two models differ only by the body and a different logo. The Saab seems slightly fresher from the styling, and has three years warranty (that’s new) – the Opel only two. It is probably more a “abnormal feeling”, because really decisive reasons for a model have not been discovered, or is there any one that I currently don’t think of? What reasons speak pro or contra Opel or Saab?