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Join Date: Feb 2013
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Hi! I need a new (used) car. The company I work with has an interoffice classifieds system and I'm considering the following ad:
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According to Kelly Blue Book, the price is fair for that year, make and mileage, but my concern is I don't want another money pit. Does anyone know how Saabs hold up? Am I likely to be in another repairing for more than its worth situation like I am with my current Volvo? Any opinions would be much appreciated. Thank you. |
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Dallas, OR
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$3,800? What's wrong with it? Saabs are solid cars.
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My Ride: 2004 Volvo S60R -- Official Thread 300HP - 295 ft/lbs Torque - 6-speed Manual - AWD Active Chassis Suspension Mod list: CAI, Strut Conversion, HD TCV, Power Slot rotors, Hawks Brake pads Current Performance Guesstimate: 312HP - 305 ft/lbs Torque (I'll save dyno runs for stage 0-3 for a total of 4 runs) To-Do List: Entire Exhaust to 3" Oval IPD, Larger IPD Turbo, K&N Air Filter, IPD Stage III Tune, other misc |
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Independence, Missouri
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Other than super expensive to fix last I recall(and I am not sure if this is a GM Saab or true Saab), I personally really like Saab's.
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