Big Thanks to Jeff over at Saablog-in. for letting us know that the new Saab Magazine is available on line. CLICK CLICK as Jeff says.
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Big Thanks to Jeff over at Saablog-in. for letting us know that the new Saab Magazine is available on line. CLICK CLICK as Jeff says.
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Very nice magazine! The 9-5 in there looks amazing! Great job SAAB!
I read the article about the new SC and I wonder what they mean by “Eco shift”. Can anyone tell me what’s about ?
Just guessing:
– A special low consumption program for the automatic transmission, like on the 9-4x
or
– A shift indicator for the manual transmission as in the 9-3 Griffin.
would be nice to have more information about the “Eco Shift”, since i’m about to order my SC !!
I will send a mail to Swade over at saab inside
Great stuff, but I wish they would get rid of the artificial page divider. There is a great picture of the Phoenix in there covering two pages, but because someone felt it necessary to create an illusion of a magazine, the two halves don’t quite line up.
Thanks but actually it’s Marc at saab Club.nl who announced it first 🙂
As Red “guessed” the Eco Shift is indeed the same type of indicator as in the Griffin 9-3 telling the driver when to shift for optimal fuel efficiency
Thanks Linda at Saab Direkt!
The two-pager in there highlighting the Saab 9-5’s best features – I have never seen these wheels before. Are they 20″? They look huge and they certainly make the 9-5 look great. My goodness I love that car.
Yes those are 20″ rims, and Saab calls them TurboStar.
That’s why it looks so nice! GOOD JOB SAAB!
Oh, I meant the turbine wheels. They look bigger in the magazine than the 19″ standard Aero wheels. Is that correct?