Used 2001 Saab 9-3 Hatchback Consumer Reviews
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Best car I have owned
I have 96K miles on my 9-3 and have not had any problems. The car has been completely trouble free. The engine has plenty of power along with excellent gas mileage. A shame Saab did away with the hatchback. The newer models look more like every other cookie cutter car. Love this car so much we sold our Volvo and purchased another 2001 9-3
Been a good car...
I just rolled 30k miles and I still love this car...I've swapped out the stock springs with some B&G and installed the sport exhaust...The springs really toned down both body roll and the way the car reacts during acceleration...You know the push, pull sway...I'm sure it has a name... A few more mods and I'll be screaming when I'm on the gas (from 185 to almost 250hp/300+flbs)...And getting 30+ mpg on the highway...Crazy... I have to agree with a bunch of the
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Fun. Practical. Unique.
Base model has power to spare and turbo is a rush. Car merges practicality (safety, mileage, storage capacity) with pure fun. Car offers unique styling and near-luxury for the price of a boring Japenese family sedan.
Saab 2001
Outstanding value for the price- all th efeatures of a luxury car with superior performance to boot.
Pretty Happy
I bought my 9-3 in October of 2001. We got no snow, so I didn't get to test out the TCS. I love the exhilerating performance!!