The Saab 9-3 Triplets Have Gone Under The Knife

23 June 2007

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Saab 9-3 - The triplets in the Saab 9-3 range have all decided that growing old gracefully was not for them and have taken the plunge by going under the knife.

The Saab 9-3 Convertible, Sport Wagon and Saloon have now downed their bold assertive look inspired by the Aero X concept and metamorphosed into something more 21st technology in design and comfort.

Being non-identical each have opted for their own unique characteristics yet, being so proud to be of the Saab family, share some distinguishing factors.

For instance they all agreed to bin the external rubbing strips from their bumpers and doors, opting for a more cleaner appearance and decided all should have the flared side sill extension as standard, a deeper grill plus re-shaped ‘eyebrows’ that sees a very thin strip of light above the front clusters which stays on both day and night.

The Salon and Sport wagon went for the new bumper moldings and light assemblies both front and rear, new door handles while the Convertible opted for a much firmer body shell giving her more sleeker lines and enhanced aerodynamics.

Inside the new Saab 9-3 is a cockpit whereby all the controls are within easy reach of the driver for ease of use. They all boast duel driver and passenger climate control, cruise control, electrics to the window and door mirrors as well as a sat nav system incorporating CD radio with iPod compatibility.

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