2007 Saab Aero Convertible on 2040-cars
Durham, North Carolina, United States
2.8 Liter, 6 Cylinder, 24 Valve DOHC Turbo Engine with 230 HP. It has an automatic with 6 speed sentronic transmission. Electronic Stability Program. All Season Tires with 17" Alloy Wheels. Sport Suspension. Fully Automatic Soft Top. Dual zone automatic climate control with Charcoal Cabin Air Filter. Cruise Control, power windows, power door locks, leather steering wheel with audio controls.
The convertible is a beautiful Parchmont Silver Metallic color. It has heated front seats, Headlamp washers, Navigation system, Onstar and comes with the Touring Package among which includes rain sensing windshield wipers, Rear park assist, rearview mirror with compass and integrated automatic garage door opener, and xenon lights. The car gets approximately 28 miles to the gallon on the highway. This car is beautiful and very fun to drive. |
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Son Surprises Mom With Dream Car
Thu, Aug 14 2014We can't get enough of these dream car-reveals. Here's the latest one: A son wanted to treat his mom to the car she's had her eye on for years, but it wasn't a restored Porsche or a fancy 1957 Chevy Bel Air. This mom wanted something special – a 1973 Saab 99 EMS painted disco-fever copper. Ever since he was a kid, Corey Wadden's mom has wanted the Saab. Wadden writes on his YouTube video that she first hopped in the driver's seat of one of these odd retro rides while working as a cleaning lady. One of her clients would toss her the keys and let her move the car. She fell in love. After a year of searching and saving, this nominee for best son in the world brought his mom down to the parking lot, where her dream ride awaited. First, he handed her an envelope with a picture of the car and the keys, a dead giveaway. She quickly put two and two together, and lost it before making it to the parking lot. She is so happy and full of gratitude that she actually drops to her knees when he opens the door. Wadden writes on his page that his mom lost her job two-and-a-half years ago and hasn't had a reliable car in years. This car aims not just to get her mobile again, but lift her spirits. It's also part of the Toronto entrepreneur's promise to become a millionaire by the time he is 25 to help his mother retire. Related Gallery The Best Cars For Empty Nesters Weird Car News Saab
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