SAAB - Everything You Need To Know Up to Speed
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Date: 2019-10-24
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Trinity T.M.I.S
Something VERY SPECIAL for Saab was one of there Engines. Have you ever heared about the Saab SVC Engine? what the Japanese are doing and planing now, saab was making it at 2001. the first steps to a self Ignition Benzin Engine. Ok it was a Engine with variable Compression. A ratio from 14: 1 to 8: 1 by angling the Cylinder Head up to 4 degrees. 5 Cylinders 1, 6l and over 300 Nm with 225 HP with the same fuel consuption as a normal 1, 6l engine. and that in 2001. GM those Money Cunts striked the project down, cause of too much money (what a surprise. saab had it, the engine was working, they used it in a 9-5 wagon. Imagine Saab would still exist or the engine was build in as a special Edition for 9-5 and 9-3. I love Saab so much for thatI and we all should hate GM for that. The main inventor of the planned obsolescence, the shame as a car company, ruiner of so much beautiful in the car world (beside ecologicals) GM SHOULD GO TO HELL FOREVER (and tell the devil that for sure more Companies follow)
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Something VERY SPECIAL for Saab was one of there Engines. Have you ever heared about the Saab SVC Engine? what the Japanese are doing and planing now, saab was making it at 2001. the first steps to a self Ignition Benzin Engine. Ok it was a Engine with variable Compression. A ratio from 14: 1 to 8: 1 by angling the Cylinder Head up to 4 degrees. 5 Cylinders 1, 6l and over 300 Nm with 225 HP with the same fuel consuption as a normal 1, 6l engine. and that in 2001. GM those Money Cunts striked the project down, cause of too much money (what a surprise. saab had it, the engine was working, they used it in a 9-5 wagon. Imagine Saab would still exist or the engine was build in as a special Edition for 9-5 and 9-3. I love Saab so much for thatI and we all should hate GM for that. The main inventor of the planned obsolescence, the shame as a car company, ruiner of so much beautiful in the car world (beside ecologicals) GM SHOULD GO TO HELL FOREVER (and tell the devil that for sure more Companies follow)
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Raf The Jaf
And GM's British Vauxhall, aarrrrh He forgot to mention the gearbox lock. It's quite easy to break a steering lock but not so a gearbox lock. Unless that is you leave the keys in and run into a shop to get some rolling tobacco I only left my 96 estate for 3 minutes but that's all it took. Then 3 days later I saw it on the news (in Brighton UK. It had been rammed into a Lebanese restaurant by a disgruntled employee (the one who stole it from me. It had smashed all the way through the brickwork but when I picked it up from the police it only had a small dent on the left fender and still drove fine. They don't make em that anymore
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And GM's British Vauxhall, aarrrrh He forgot to mention the gearbox lock. It's quite easy to break a steering lock but not so a gearbox lock. Unless that is you leave the keys in and run into a shop to get some rolling tobacco I only left my 96 estate for 3 minutes but that's all it took. Then 3 days later I saw it on the news (in Brighton UK. It had been rammed into a Lebanese restaurant by a disgruntled employee (the one who stole it from me. It had smashed all the way through the brickwork but when I picked it up from the police it only had a small dent on the left fender and still drove fine. They don't make em that anymore
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Ian Zulick
I still have dreams about driving my old 900S. There was nothing fast about it, but there was something about taking it on winding roads through the woods at night that excited me in a way that no other car has since. In 2015 I pulled out on a country road and got T-boned at 50 mph by a Ford Explorer with tow hooks on the front. The airbags didn't deploy and the driver door was caved in, but I walked away without a scratch. Saabs are some of the best cars ever made.
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I still have dreams about driving my old 900S. There was nothing fast about it, but there was something about taking it on winding roads through the woods at night that excited me in a way that no other car has since. In 2015 I pulled out on a country road and got T-boned at 50 mph by a Ford Explorer with tow hooks on the front. The airbags didn't deploy and the driver door was caved in, but I walked away without a scratch. Saabs are some of the best cars ever made.
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Jx Po
Great video. Know you can't cover everything but there has to be mention of the endurance records SAAB set at Talladega. In 1986, three production-line SAAB 9000s ran at an average 132 mph, 20 days and nights, for 100, 000 kilometers straight. And they went back in 1996 to run the SAAB 900 200 hours to cover the required 25, 000 miles, averaging over 140 mph.
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Great video. Know you can't cover everything but there has to be mention of the endurance records SAAB set at Talladega. In 1986, three production-line SAAB 9000s ran at an average 132 mph, 20 days and nights, for 100, 000 kilometers straight. And they went back in 1996 to run the SAAB 900 200 hours to cover the required 25, 000 miles, averaging over 140 mph.
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kerrpapa
I've owned five Saabs. Loved every one of them. I personally believe they have to be the world's most underrated car (and for those of you who don't like them. good for you. Leaves more for those of us who do) I think the 9000 is probably the most underrated one of them all. I'll always have one in my garage.
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I've owned five Saabs. Loved every one of them. I personally believe they have to be the world's most underrated car (and for those of you who don't like them. good for you. Leaves more for those of us who do) I think the 9000 is probably the most underrated one of them all. I'll always have one in my garage.
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MrMiguella
No mention of the fact Saab technically didn't need roll cages in their rally cars because the pillars were so strong or that when GM wanted a rebadged vectra from Saab and Saab basically redesigned the whole car. You could drop a bmw 3 series onto a saab's roof from 30ft and still open the doors
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No mention of the fact Saab technically didn't need roll cages in their rally cars because the pillars were so strong or that when GM wanted a rebadged vectra from Saab and Saab basically redesigned the whole car. You could drop a bmw 3 series onto a saab's roof from 30ft and still open the doors
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Paul Kojack
Damn i hate GM. Any time they get involved things go instantly to money grubbing soulless cars. They just buy these companies as new outlets to sell the same crappy cars. And STILL needed a huge bailout from the taxpayers. We should have let them die for all the good companies they killed.
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Damn i hate GM. Any time they get involved things go instantly to money grubbing soulless cars. They just buy these companies as new outlets to sell the same crappy cars. And STILL needed a huge bailout from the taxpayers. We should have let them die for all the good companies they killed.
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Morten Nielsen
Wow, great show I'm a picky guy when it comes to YouTube videos about cars, however as we love SAABs in the family, we got to love your video. (Living in Sweden, you can pick them up for pennies) We have two 9-5's, hence the interest in your video. Keep up the good work.
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Wow, great show I'm a picky guy when it comes to YouTube videos about cars, however as we love SAABs in the family, we got to love your video. (Living in Sweden, you can pick them up for pennies) We have two 9-5's, hence the interest in your video. Keep up the good work.
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Matthew Robinson
Good video, but you forgot their best. the 96 two stroke All SAAB owners are cool, but the REALLY cool kids, the kids who are SO cool we don't let the other cool kids eat at our table in the lunch room drove or drive the SAAB 96 2 stroke (or Shrike if it was a '68.
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Good video, but you forgot their best. the 96 two stroke All SAAB owners are cool, but the REALLY cool kids, the kids who are SO cool we don't let the other cool kids eat at our table in the lunch room drove or drive the SAAB 96 2 stroke (or Shrike if it was a '68.
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Nelson Gonzalez
GM bought SAAB motor vehicles and the company ranked. GM just love screwing over iconic vehicles or figuring out a way for cars to completely tank. Goodbye Sierra Alpha Alpha Bravo Hope NEVS do something decent with the donor vehicles.
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GM bought SAAB motor vehicles and the company ranked. GM just love screwing over iconic vehicles or figuring out a way for cars to completely tank. Goodbye Sierra Alpha Alpha Bravo Hope NEVS do something decent with the donor vehicles.
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