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Sunroof 2.0 Sport Rare Red Saab Turbo Loaded Sedan Four Door on 2040-cars

US $5,699.00
Year:2003 Mileage:126900
Location:

Elkhart, Indiana, United States

Elkhart, Indiana, United States


 2003 Saab 9-3 Linear 2.0T Sport Edition
Sport Red (rare color for this make/model)
Clean Title
126,9xx miles
Four Door; Automatic Transmission; Turbo Charged (Gas-saver)
Gray Leather/Heated Seats
Premium Sound system; CD Player/Radio with Ipod/Iphone hook up
Premium Sport Edition Saab Alloy Wheels (17's)
Great Tires
Power windows/locks
Power Driver's seat
Traction Control
Cruise Control
White/Light Blue Xenon Headlights
Fog Lights
Dual Climate Control
A/C Ice Cold
Heat works great
New Brakes
Regularly Serviced
Newer Battery


Attention all car enthusiasts. This Saab is a rare find. This car is super clean, inside and out (the leather literally looks brand new), and has also been meticulously maintained, and stored only in a garage.

This is the ultimate winter and summer car that has a ton of life left! These cars are known to go over $300,000 miles. We are getting rid of it because of our growing family (and the need for a larger vehicle which we have already purchased). The 2.0 liter turbo charged engine gives plenty of power (shifts nicely) with excellent gas mileage (over 30 MPG on the highway). Because of how clean this car is along with the classic sport body style, people don't believe this car is a 2003.
126,9xx miles (lot of highway miles). No signs of rust! We don't regret choosing this car over a BMW or Audi. And you won't either. Great trunk space!

You won't find a better looking, more reliable (and practical) car for under $5,500. We are asking only $5,499 because this car has a few VERY minor issues (nothing major). The gas gauge does not work. We paid a certified mechanic to diagnose this issue (who said repairing this will cost a few hundred dollars) but we never fixed it because we fill up the gas tank each Monday regardless. The other very minor issue is that this car needs a new 02 sensor (or needs the current one cleaned).

One more thing: separate from the car I am selling an extra set of 15 inch Saab alloy Wheels with Bridgestone Blizzak snow tires (lots of tread left) for the winter time. These tires are amazing on snow/ice! Asking $325.00 for the full set of wheels/tires.

Serious buyers only please. Do not send me low ball offers. This is a great deal for a rare car that is in exceptional condition.


***You can email, call or text. Absolutely no calls or texts before 9am Eastern Time or after 9 pm Eastern time!******* DO NOT CONTACT ME BY PHONE UNLESS YOU ARE A SERIOUS BUYER WITH CASH IN HAND.

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"I am very proud of the dedication and the focus that NEVS management and employees have demonstrated over the year that has passed since we became owners of the plant in Trollhättan, and who have made this possible. Swedish expertise along with Japanese technology around batteries and new lightweight materials and our Chinese group's focus on green technology is our strength for the future," said Kai Johan Jiang, the founder of Saab's parent company, National Electric Vehicle Sweden.

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