2007 Saab 9-5 Aero Sport Salon Auto 2.3 Liter 260 Hp Beautiful, Low Miles ! on 2040-cars
Pittsboro, Indiana, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:I4 2.3L DOHC
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 4
Make: Saab
Model: 9-5
Trim: Immaculate leather
Options: Alloy Wheels, Bodyside Moldings, Sport Mode, Automatic w/Manual Mode Paddle Shifters, Sunroof, Leather Seats, CD Player
Safety Features: Drilled & Slotted Rotors, Traction Control, Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag, Side Airbags
Drive Type: 2.3 Liter 260 HP Turbocharged
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Mileage: 64,210
Sub Model: Aero
Exterior Color: Silver
Fuel: Gasoline
Interior Color: Gray
Drivetrain: FWD
Thank you for taking the time to read this; We are the third owner. The first owner, CarFax shows this car was leased. The second owner is a professional that wanted to start a larger family and traded for a new Chrysler Town & Country. I have always wanted one of these and when I saw how nice this car was I bought it immediately. I drove to Illinois and after a test drive I loaded it on my trailer. The first thing we did was take it to Strong performance in Brownsburg, Indiana.
I had the owner go completely through this car and try to find any problems. The dealer claimed a $800+ service. LOL ! Bologna. They replaced the front brakes with junk.
So we did the complete 60,000 mile service with extras. The brakes were replaced with very rare hard to find drilled and slotted rotors front and rear (extra NIB set included), including media cleaning the calipers and painting them red with high temp caliper paint. Rare because the 9 5's brakes are huge. Installation of ceramic pads too. Complete front end inspection; perfect. The following was done. ALL NEW; Goodyear Gatorback serpentine belt (the original was cleaned and saved in the trunk), NGK Iridium plugs, radiator flush including new thermostat, new real Anti-freeze not 50/50!, K&N Air Filter, new cabin air filter, the tires were literally brand new when we got the car they are top of the line Goodyear Assurance 235/45R/17 (they sell for $188 each on TireRack.com), new Mobil 1 oil change with Bosch filter (extra Bosch filters come with the car), Bosch windshield wiper blades, trans service. When the car was done we had the windows professionally tinted.
When we got the car home I did a real detail; Cleaned the engine bay & painted a couple of aluminum pieces that were tarnished. Look at the pictures. I then clay barred the whole car. Then I hand polished the paint & finished it off with "Pro Wax" Carnauba & Co-Polymer blend wax. There has been no accidents, smoking. The car is used but it is very nice. Since we have put on about 5000 miles the car it's due for another Mobil 1 service. It will be done before the car leaves when sold. We are relocating and this car is simply not needed. We are replacing it with a full size van/truck for our company.
We are pricing this car at more than fair market value; NADA says "Clean" is $10,350 PLUS $2000 = $12,350 for the LOW miles. NADA says "Average" is $7850 PLUS $2000 = $9850 for the LOW miles. So you want to save some money and get a extremely reliable car this is it that comes complete with an extraordinarily rare original Dealer Showroom Brochure and Service Manual on DVD and you don't mind a used car to save a bunch of money then here you go..... ! There is no rust ! We spent over $1200 on the 60,000 service ! Do dealer and most people never do it because it costs to much. Its obvious that this car has never been abused, look at the pictures. We love it ! It is right at home at the Golf Course & County Club ! And tuff enough to park next to our horses.... These cars are so over built ! Just like Mercedes', BMWs, Jaguar.... 2 working key fob remotes and owner's manual included.
Gas Mileage; I am 60+ and easily get 28 MPG & My better half gets closer to 30 MPG !
Every single item on this car works perfectly as it should. It is fully loaded with all the power options plus "3" Person Memory. The stereo is incredible and puts our other GM Bose systems to shame. The local GM dealer say it is a Harmon Kardon, I'm really not sure though. We have shown this 9 5 next to our Camaro Yenko Tribute Car Show(s) winner and it has also won trophies ! This car is beautiful ! And gets many compliments ! We have an engineer friend that has had numerous Saab 9 3s & 9 5s, they drive them to 200,000 miles and then sell them for the first $1500.
Personally this was to be our retirement car but that is not going to happen for another 5 years thanks to; you know who.
This car is extremely safe and has one of the highest ratings on the market. It is a pure joy to drive with it's 260 HP Turbocharged DOHC engine. No weird sounds, it runs extremely strong. For more enjoyment there are paddle shifters and you can put it in the "Sport" Driving mode for even more excitement. We have had Corvettes, Jags, Camaro Z28s & SS models, Trans Ams almost 100 vehicles and this 9 5 hauls the mail very well ! The turbo gives you 260 HP but the 2.3 4 cylinder is great on gas !
NOTES: I have been here since 1999. I have over $150,000 in business completed on Ebay and over $350,000 on the internet. Please no games. All buyers are responsible for any shipping. I will help in loading etc. There are many companies that handle shipping, shop around and get bids. Get permission to bid on this car ! ! We don't want to hear any stories, we already have. All money must clear before the car leaves, electronic transfer is the fastest and the safest. It should not cost more than $15. No checks or money orders of any kind. Trades ? Need a full size van/truck in like condition plus cash. I reserve the right to end this auction at any time. This is a private auction. Ebay will block certain bidders. If you are new here please call me first 317 745 5059 or I will cancel your bid. No bid retractions ! No refunds ! Please Bid responsibly ! If you have any questions feel free to call me FIRST. No returns, no warranties, this car is ready to go to 200,000 plus miles ! If you need more pictures just ask, we have over 100 ready. You can email through Ebay -BUT- it is S L O W.... We do not owe any money on this car. CarFax is clean and so is AutoCheck. I have had zero problems getting anything for this car. The local parts store and Summit Racing have everything. Factory parts are at saabpartscenter.com Thank you, Patrick
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