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2011 Saab 9-5 95 Turbo 6 Sedan Awd All Wheel Drive With 40k Miles Beautiful on 2040-cars

US $22,500.00
Year:2011 Mileage:40000 Color: FEATURES
Location:

Fort Dodge, Iowa, United States

Fort Dodge, Iowa, United States
Advertising:

         Greeting from TOM DONNEY MOTORS in Fort Dodge, Iowa.  

Hello from Fort Dodge Iowa!....Here is my All Wheel Drive (AWD) Saab 9-5 new generation,  2011 with the Cadillac V6.  It has Saab Fighter Jet “Heads Up Display” (HUD) too which is real fun! (no Nav)  Put your loved ones in the SAFEST ride on the road with AWD SAAB!! Super clean and “as new” with only 40,000 miles!!  Factory remote start.  I have the owners manual and both key FOBs.  

It also has “lane departure warning” and “park assist” for locating a parking spot and it uses the front and rear sensors to show how close you are getting to objects too.

The interior is absolutely beautiful.  The leather is in new condition-no rips tears, wear spots-it is one of the cleanest cars we have owned.  

It has the slap stick shifters for those who enjoy the 'manual' shifting ability.  

It is bluetooth capable so you can pair it to your phone and has XM radio.  

The  panaramic sunroof  extends into the back seat for the passengers in the back to enjoy also.  

The front seats are heated and has the dual climate controls.  The tires are 18" and are about 40%.

I use to think the Saab 9000's had the most storage space but a recent loading of this new 9-5 with fold down rear seat backs only (the bottom cushion stays put and gives you all the space on the floor in the rear where passengers feet go) makes me think this is the new "Saab hauler".

As I always do with my Saab's I want you to be totally happy with this Saab.  If anything I say about the car is not right I will refund your deposit, no questions asked.  As some of you know I usually collect many (and sell only a few) vintage Saabs but every now and then I drive something a little more modern!

Feel free to call and talk to me if you prefer.  Thanks.....Tom Donney in Fort Dodge, Iowa.

515-368-7222

Many more pictures too @ tomdonneymotors website


Here is a list of all the features,

2011 Saab 9-5 AWD TURBO 4 DOOR SEDAN
6 speed automatic w/OD and auto-manual
300-hp @ 5500 rpm
2.8 liter v-6
Engine oil cooler
Fuel economy highway 27 mpg
                                             
POWERTRAIN
150 amp alternator
Heavy duty battery
Battery run down protection
Low emission protection
Quasi-dual stainless steel exhaust
Mode select transmission
Sequential sport shift
Permanately locked hubs
Automatic full time four wheel drive
All wheel drive
0-60 in 6.35 seconds
1/4 mile in 14.97 seconds at 89.38 mph
Lateral acceleration .88g
                                        
SUSPENSION/ HANDLING   
Independent front strut suspension w/ anti roll bar
Sport suspension
Front coil springs
Gas-pressurized front shocks
Independent rear multi-link suspension w/ anti roll bar
Rear coil spring
Gas pressurized rear shocks
Speed-sensing hydraulic power assist rack-pinion steering
18" wheels
                                      
BODY EXTERIOR FEATURES
4 doors
Auto dimming, heated, folding side-view door mirror with turn signal indicator
Power remote left side view door mirror
Fully galvanized steel body material
Rocker panel extensions
                                   
CONVENIENCE FEATURES  
Automatic dual-zone front air conditioning
Front and rear express open sliding and tilting glass Panoramic sunroof
Sunshade
2 driver memory settings (includes door mirrors)
Cruise control
Power trunk/ door remote release
Power windows
Keyfob remote keyless entry
Integrated key/remote
Proximity key
Remote engine start
Steering wheel with manual tilting and telescoping
Day-night rearview mirror
Auto dimming rearview mirror
Illuminated driver and passenger side visor mirrors
Garage door transmitter
Onstar system
Front and rear cupholders
Refrigerated /cooled box
2-12v power outlets
                                             
SEATS AND TRIM  
5 passenger seating
Front bucket seats
Driver and passenger heated cushions and seatbacks
8 way driver and passenger seats
Power reclining and 2 way lumbar support
Leather 2 tone 
Rear 60-40 bench seat
Rear seat center armrest with pass thru storage
Leatherette door panel trim
Leather steering wheel
Chrome interior accents
                                  
ENTERTAINMENT FEATURES
XM/ AM/ FM/ SATELLITE/ CD 
MP3 decoder
Amplifier
Auto theft deterrent
5.1 stereo  surround 
Speed sensitive volume
Steering wheel mounted audio controls
9 speakers
Wireless phone connectivity
            
LIGHTING, VISIBILITY AND INSTRUMENTATION FEATURES 

Delay off projector bean Bi-Xenon high intensity low/high headlamps
Auto leveling headlights
Directionally adaptive headlights
Headlight washer
Front and rear fog lights
Variable intermittent rain detecting wipers
Light tinted windows
Analog display
Heads Up display
Front and rear parking sensors
Automated parking sensors
Lane departure sensor



Anyone with less than 5 feedback MUST contact me before bidding (515-36-8-7222) or your bid will be cancelled, due to fantom bidding that seems to go on-sorry for any inconvenience. 

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