It’s been almost six months since the Saab 9-5 began production under its new owners Spyker. The car is now on sale and reviewers are stating to file their reports. Can the new 9-5 usher in a new era of stability for Saab? Can the 9-5 shed its humble GM origins? More importantly, and more simply, is the new 9-5 any good?
Take the jump and see what VBH from Fifth Gear has to say.
9 replies on “Fifth Gear on the new Saab 9-5”
old VBH has stacked on a few
its not very good looking something about that profile with the rear window and the angle of the roof to the boot it looks odd. The interior is a little b grade in places too. Good to see Saab is still alive but its not an awe inspiring car at all…
i was thinking the same thing Nathan. looks very camry like especailly in the non descript grey
In person it has a great road stance and looks nothing like a Camry
so what do you weigh mark? presumably you are as fat as you are unable to make intelligent observations on the looks of cars. maybe do something more useful with your time
yewouch
I don’t care what her body shape is, she drives a MK2 GTI.
She’s a woman and she drives effing well. What’s not to like!?
The extra kg’s