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67 messages, Last post on Oct 26, 2009 at 11:23 AM
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Replying to: bons (Jan 22, 2007 7:17 pm) That's another concern that I have. I would appreicate any response anyone might have. Thanks. |
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Replying to: jeep53 (Feb 26, 2007 5:35 pm) I drive my 02 Saab 93 SE convertible 5 hours non-stop from az to ca, no middle armrest never seems to bother me. At high-speed on open road I always have both hands on the wheel, at cruising I have one of my hands on the bottom of the wheel to rest. When you get behind the wheel of Saab, you want to grap it with both hands and drive, it's that enjoyable. The powerful turbo-charged engine literally push you to the edge of your seat when you press on the gas pedal. It has the smoothest acceleration of any cars that I've ever driven. I'm most impressed with its quietness, for a soft-top convertible none is quieter than a Saab. On long trip I always take my Saab because it's more comfortable, fun and somehow make my long trip shorter, maybe it's my soundtrack Saab ownership enjoyment does require TLC and good maintenance. I also agree that Saab Customer Service needs major improvement. Its customer service isn't up to par for a luxury brand.
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Replying to: jeep53 (Feb 26, 2007 5:35 pm) Try this link http://www.stateofnine.com/page/stateofnine/PROD/Non-sliding-ArmRest or this one http://www.stateofnine.com/page/stateofnine/PROD/SlidingArmrest
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Replying to: autoedu (Feb 26, 2007 8:55 pm)
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Replying to: jeep53 (Feb 27, 2007 2:21 pm)
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Just keep up with basic maintenance. Here are a few tips 1 - Always use synthetic oil (Mobil 1) 0W-40 2 - Using above oil, change every 7500 miles 3 - Always use premium fuel, fill up the tank before low fuel indicator light up (avoid driving it with low fuel level) Unique to Saab - *Use it for long trip (10+ miles), avoid short trips. Saab turbo-charged engine aren't made for running 5 errands around town all within 5 miles on a daily basis *Saab is ready to go after 10 seconds of warm-up every morning, 30 seconds max. Avoid long idle. *All saab owner should bookmark http://www.saabnet.com |
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