A late model Saab 9-5 is not that unique but this one has an interesting history. It is one of the earliest 9-5 that came of the production line and is the Saab 9-5 Victor Muller picked up at Saab ANA in Trollhattan. It was actually part of the test fleet and number 42 off the production line.
A picture was taken with him and Jan Åke Jonsson just outside the factory about 2 years ago. He drove the car to the Netherlands together with his sons.
Car: 2010 Saab 9-5 Aero Turbo6 Aero Sedan
Color: Granite Grey Metallic
Kilometers: 32.250
License plate: KME 140
Price: SEK 328 900 (about EUR 37.000 - USD 49,000)
The car is offered for sale by BIVA in Uppsala.
From the press release:
Source: Saab February 24, 2010
Proud new owner: Victor Muller takes delivery of a new Saab, just 24 hours after completing the purchase of Saab Automobile AB
Outside Saab Automobile´s factory in Trollhättan, Sweden, Muller, CEO of Spyker Cars was handed the keys to a top-of-the-line Saab 9-5 sedan by Saab Automobile CEO Jan Åke Jonsson. It is part of an all-new 9-5 product range which will go on sale later this year.
“I am delighted to take delivery of this stunning new car ahead of our customer orders," said Muller, CEO of Spyker Cars NV, which yesterday completed the acquisition of Saab Automobile AB from General Motors. “The 9-5 will be the first of three exciting new Saab cars which we plan to launch in the next 16 months"
Muller´s car, powered by a 300 hp 2.8L V6, with all-wheel-drive, adaptive chassis control, a head-up information display, a lane departure warning camera and surround sound hi-fi, will spearhead the most sophisticated model range Saab has ever produced.
TTELA article: http://ttela.se/ekonomi/saab/1.74457...e-sin-nya-saab
Dutch video review: http://www.abhd.nl/video/saab-9-5-v6-aero-xwd/
Winding Road test: http://www.windingroad.com/articles/...2011-saab-9-5/
But we step into the lobby of our very 1970s-feeling Marriott hotel at Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport to meet our collaborator on this stealth mission, the Spyker Saab CEO, Victor Muller. Joking, sort of, our host looks at us and says, “Crazy isn’t it? To get the first 9-5, I had to go and buy the company.”
Saab’s new Dutch owner Victor Muller is an adamant, outspoken kind of car guy. Exemplifying this sometimes impulsiveness, while we were talking with him near the airport he handed us the key fob to his pre-production 2011 Saab 9-5, and said we could have a spin in it so long as he was our constant passenger.
Saab’s new Dutch owner Victor Muller is an adamant, outspoken kind of car guy. Exemplifying this sometimes impulsiveness, while we were talking with him near the airport he handed us the key fob to his pre-production 2011 Saab 9-5, and said we could have a spin in it so long as he was our constant passenger.
Delivery at Saab ANA in Trollhattan - TTELA
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