The hidden gem of Sweden's sport sedan scene: the Saab 9-5 Aero. This unappreciated executive car offers a thrilling drive experience.

The Saab 9-5 sedan and wagon offer a unique Scandinavian front-wheel-drive, luxury experience for the discriminating shopper. Both body types boast Saab's 2.3L turbocharged four-cylinder engine that ...

Swedish carmaker Saab's feisty sedan was one of the fastest from the '90s. But it was also a commercial disaster.

Saab may be long gone, but beloved models like today's Nice Price or No Dice 9-5 Aero are heart-warming reminders of what once was. Let's decide what such a remembrance should reasonably cost. While ...

The second-generation Saab 9-5 was only in production for about two years when the Swedish carmaker found itself out of business. It’s a sad story. Remember that scene from Seinfeld where Jerry’s car ...

Think of countries known for producing sport sedans, and the first that'll likely come to mind is Germany, probably followed by Japan or the US. Sweden? Not so much. That's despite Volvo having a ...

Poor, poor Saab. The entire time I was behind the wheel of the 9-5, I thought I was in a reskinned Buick. It's just way too long and wide to feel like a real Saab. I really dislike the way the ...

The ability to run on E85 makes today's Nice Price or No Dice Saab a flexible fueler. Let's see if this high-mileage ethanol imbiber comes with a price that's not too corny. In the relationships ...

This 2006 Saab 9-5 Aero SportCombi with 103,000 miles is a rare, manual-tuned wagon—perfect for enthusiasts seeking a fun, upgraded driver in Washington.