Comments on: Why do you want Saab to survive? http://inside.saab.com/why-do-you-want-saab-to-survive/ Lorum Ipsum tagline Tue, 27 Dec 2011 02:03:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Noble Singh http://inside.saab.com/why-do-you-want-saab-to-survive/#comment-5950 Noble Singh Tue, 27 Dec 2011 02:03:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=4279#comment-5950 Saab needs to survive although it has finished because of GM. Saab is born from the Jets. If a car is born from the manufacturers of Jets then you know it is gonna be serious! Go Saab! Saab needs to survive although it has finished because of GM. Saab is born from the Jets. If a car is born from the manufacturers of Jets then you know it is gonna be serious! Go Saab!

]]> By: Willy Palomino http://inside.saab.com/why-do-you-want-saab-to-survive/#comment-5928 Willy Palomino Fri, 23 Dec 2011 17:32:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=4279#comment-5928 To be honest with you I've never heard much about SAAB  in the past. I own a SAAB for only 3 years, when I bought it was like love at first sight, I remember that I saw my  9-3 Vector in the dealer and I knew it was gonna be mine, after two days I bought it and since then it was my proud. Is funny how people look at my car wondering what kind of car is that and even people in bmws and mercedes look at my car taking the sunglasses off. I love everything in my SAAB, is such a cool car and is part of my personality, I am pretty sure that SAAB is going to be alive. Sometimes when I think wich car would be my next car in the far future and I dont find anything that match it in any aspect. I learned so much about SAAB history and people around the world that own one of this cars and makes me proud to have one of them. SAAB forever! With love from New Jersey US and Peru. To be honest with you I’ve never heard much about SAAB  in the past. I own a SAAB for only 3 years, when I bought it was like love at first sight, I remember that I saw my  9-3 Vector in the dealer and I knew it was gonna be mine, after two days I bought it and since then it was my proud. Is funny how people look at my car wondering what kind of car is that and even people in bmws and mercedes look at my car taking the sunglasses off.
I love everything in my SAAB, is such a cool car and is part of my personality, I am pretty sure that SAAB is going to be alive. Sometimes when I think wich car would be my next car in the far future and I dont find anything that match it in any aspect. I learned so much about SAAB history and people around the world that own one of this cars and makes me proud to have one of them.
SAAB forever!
With love from New Jersey US and Peru.

]]> By: Anonymous http://inside.saab.com/why-do-you-want-saab-to-survive/#comment-5613 Anonymous Fri, 16 Dec 2011 22:14:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=4279#comment-5613 Bought a saab 93 in August and as the advertisement says, it really does `move your mind`. Surely someone will come in and save the marque. A car with this history and sense of individuality is something worth fighting for, its more important than just money. Good luck Saab! Bought a saab 93 in August and as the advertisement says, it really does `move your mind`. Surely someone will come in and save the marque. A car with this history and sense of individuality is something worth fighting for, its more important than just money. Good luck Saab!

]]> By: Anonymous http://inside.saab.com/why-do-you-want-saab-to-survive/#comment-5549 Anonymous Tue, 13 Dec 2011 19:13:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=4279#comment-5549 Saab is like Romney...always trying to get ahead despite stumbling blocks.  I have always loved the quirkiness, technology, and sheer exhilaration of SAAB.  I want it to survive, so I can get a decent price when I trade in my 93 Aero Combi.  Sadly, I'm afriad that most SAAB dealers have given up also, because even they don't want to pay fair dollar on trades Saab is like Romney…always trying to get ahead despite stumbling blocks.  I have always loved the quirkiness, technology, and sheer exhilaration of SAAB.  I want it to survive, so I can get a decent price when I trade in my 93 Aero Combi.  Sadly, I’m afriad that most SAAB dealers have given up also, because even they don’t want to pay fair dollar on trades

]]> By: Anonymous http://inside.saab.com/why-do-you-want-saab-to-survive/#comment-5490 Anonymous Mon, 12 Dec 2011 09:45:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=4279#comment-5490 Saab must survive. Not only because I want to be able to buy Saabs in the future. Saab is also needed to keep the competitors alert. Saab must survive. Saab must survive.
Not only because I want to be able to buy Saabs in the future.
Saab is also needed to keep the competitors alert.
Saab must survive.

]]> By: Anonymous http://inside.saab.com/why-do-you-want-saab-to-survive/#comment-5488 Anonymous Sun, 11 Dec 2011 15:33:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=4279#comment-5488 Just as I said, Steve, you have faith in the SAAB owners / enthusiasts and don't just shut down "Inside SAAB" because things aren't progressing as we wish. You are the media Captain. Just as I said, Steve, you have faith in the SAAB owners / enthusiasts and don’t
just shut down “Inside SAAB” because things aren’t progressing as we wish. You
are the media Captain.

]]> By: MitchbSC http://inside.saab.com/why-do-you-want-saab-to-survive/#comment-5487 MitchbSC Sun, 11 Dec 2011 15:10:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=4279#comment-5487 Because I'll eventually need another sport wagon.  Saab *will* be building another 9-5 Combi for me.  No other wagon looks as great as my '09 9-5 Griffin Combi did yesterday with a twin mattress and box spring on a Saab c-track roof rack with c-track load stops and two sets of Saab load straps headed for donation to a good cause.  ( I kept the car, of course.  :) ) Because Saab saved my life and/or my car ... twice this week in fact.  I love the holiday silly season.  I got to do one emergency lane change exercise in at 55 MPH on an interstate highway.  I got to do one emergency stopping exercise on a local state highway.  Thanks for Aero Academy back in the day! Because I’ll eventually need another sport wagon.  Saab *will* be building another 9-5 Combi for me.  No other wagon looks as great as my ’09 9-5 Griffin Combi did yesterday with a twin mattress and box spring on a Saab c-track roof rack with c-track load stops and two sets of Saab load straps headed for donation to a good cause.  ( I kept the car, of course.  :) )

Because Saab saved my life and/or my car … twice this week in fact.  I love the holiday silly season.  I got to do one emergency lane change exercise in at 55 MPH on an interstate highway.  I got to do one emergency stopping exercise on a local state highway.  Thanks for Aero Academy back in the day!

]]> By: Anonymous http://inside.saab.com/why-do-you-want-saab-to-survive/#comment-5484 Anonymous Sun, 11 Dec 2011 10:09:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=4279#comment-5484 I want Saab to survive because they are simply great! I admire how much Saab have achieved with so little.  To my mind this shows real ability rather than having the luxury of chucking money and limited world resources at it that the other big car companies do. It is more than just design it is also being comfortable with Saab's culture ethos and values as well. Having recently retired and traded down to a VW Golf and Polo for financial reasons I find that they leave me emotionally disengaged. I am clearly suffering from Saab withdrawal symptoms, spotting them on the road and looking at them in car parks...yes I know sad. My wife and I had owned Saabs since 1999 until 2011 and have loved everyone of them. They never once let us down and the dealer Bell & Colvill is the best we have dealt with for any car.  Why is it that a car company that produces such thoughtful logical designs engenders such a strong emotional attachment? I don't know but God how I miss my Saab! I want Saab to survive because they are simply great! I admire how much Saab have achieved with so little.  To my mind this shows real ability rather than having the luxury of chucking money and limited world resources at it that the other big car companies do. It is more than just design it is also being comfortable with Saab’s culture ethos and values as well.

Having recently retired and traded down to a VW Golf and Polo for financial reasons I find that they leave me emotionally disengaged. I am clearly suffering from Saab withdrawal symptoms, spotting them on the road and looking at them in car parks…yes I know sad. My wife and I had owned Saabs since 1999 until 2011 and have loved everyone of them. They never once let us down and the dealer Bell & Colvill is the best we have dealt with for any car. 
Why is it that a car company that produces such thoughtful logical designs engenders such a strong emotional attachment? I don’t know but God how I miss my Saab!

]]> By: Anonymous http://inside.saab.com/why-do-you-want-saab-to-survive/#comment-5480 Anonymous Sat, 10 Dec 2011 20:42:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=4279#comment-5480 My reason is the most simple of all possible: I love SAABs, and I have yet to have the opportunity to own one! Since I'm young, the main problem for me is the future. There won't be much left of the cars produced today by the day I can't drive a car anymore, somewhere in the other half of this century! - - - - - - - - - - - - Thoughts that fled from the head of O8h7w My reason is the most simple of all possible: I love SAABs, and I have yet to have the opportunity to own one!

Since I’m young, the main problem for me is the future. There won’t be much left of the cars produced today by the day I can’t drive a car anymore, somewhere in the other half of this century!
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Thoughts that fled from the head of O8h7w

]]> By: Ivar Möller http://inside.saab.com/why-do-you-want-saab-to-survive/#comment-5479 Ivar Möller Sat, 10 Dec 2011 18:43:00 +0000 http://inside.saab.com/?p=4279#comment-5479 I can only feel comfortable in a SAAB car. Maybee it is part of my SAABism (similar to alcoholism). No other car brand give me so much pleasure to drive and travel free from pain in the but and the legs. The comfort and the overall safety is the main reason why i wish SAAB to survive.  I can only feel comfortable in a SAAB car. Maybee it is part of my SAABism (similar to alcoholism). No other car brand give me so much pleasure to drive and travel free from pain in the but and the legs. The comfort and the overall safety is the main reason why i wish SAAB to survive. 

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