2002 Saab 9-3 Se Convertible 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Covington, Ohio, United States
I am selling a 2002 Saab 9-3 SE Turbo Convertible; it is an automatic and the car runs very strong. This car has been pretty much been gone through; we replaced all that has been worn internally from an engine rebuild with new valves, new turbo and water pump, all the brakes and tires, complete A/C system, front and rear suspension to include the tie rods, control arms and ball joints not to mention numerous seals, fuel pump and filter, alternator, battery , brake lines and fittings all from Saab shop. I am sure there are more things that have been replaced and will furnish all info to the foreign car shop who has done everything to it as well. The original radio was replaced professionally only due to my son wanting a more updated system to include a USB and Ipod hook up. All of the LCD pixels in the SID and temperature control units are in perfect working order due to having new units also installed. The interior has normal wear and tear with just some fading and wear on the drivers more than passengers, there is a small burn mark as seen in picture of rear seat that was there when purchased. This car was bought for my son who wanted a convertible for his first car and since we are a Saab family we made sure the car was gone through by trusted Saab mechanics we have used previously and currently still do. This car only uses Mobil 1 and premium fuel.
Now my son wants a hard top Saab sedan as he is getting ready for college, thus the reason it is for sale now. I won't even throw out blue book or NADA values, the car is mechanically sound for the next 100k miles as we have gotten 390k out of previous Saab's in the past. This will make a great first car for anyone or for someone who loves these cars and knows the safety and longevity of these vehicles. |
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