The late "Uncle" Bob Sinclair of Saab, while not a pitchman, was responsible for spearheading the initiative that resulted in 72 months of unsurpassed sales at Saab in the US, created the 900 convertible and presided over an era of prosperity that Saab would be lucky to see again.

@RushinRussian: I was totally trying to find that on YouTube today, thanks for posting it!

They'll need all the parts for the Saab copies they'll be building... no wait, that's BAIC. All looks the same to me.

LOBO! Bring back Sheriff Lobo!

MMMNNGHHHAAAAYYY!

1974 BMW 2002tii about 14 years ago... granted, it was a year before I could drive but despite the decidedly Swedish leanings I had, I was in love.

The Premier's undercarriage ended up becoming part of the basis for the wildly successful Chrysler LH cars. The Premier, however, was a fine handling, comfortable and underrated car .

A pair of Subarus every two years (because they'd rot) from 1980-1984, the '85 Voyager with a Mitsu 2.6L carb'd 4-banger and 3 speed auto, an '88 Eagle Premier, a '92 Dodge Dynasty LE, a 1995 Eagle Vision and Chrysler LHS. Then I started driving and it was Saab from there on out.

@hawkeye18: Lacefield FTW

1967 Saab 99... spacious enough for three ladies!

That's the joke.

Looks like Trollhattan, Sweden some day back in November, 2003 when my Saab was built... sad.

I don't pull out; Mitsubishi should.

1994 Saab 900 Turbo Convertible - Commemorative Edition. They only made a handful, all in Nova Black with Charcoal-piped Camel Leather and a tan roof.

Saab 900 two-door notchback... only imported to the US for 1985 and 1986 model year. Twenty-four 1985 models were used as pilot cars for the B202i 16-valve motor that was released for M86 — they were all black, 2-door sedans. The rest of the 2-door cars were all S models, with a B201i motor for '85 and B202i (16V) for…

How about an old Suzuki GT750 water buffalo motor? Torquey 3-cylinder 2-cycle! Better yet, Saab 2-cycle 3-cylinder from a late 60s 96.

@CRXPilot; In fast, out backwards: aught-ten.

"My Ferrari! I had to do awful things to pay for her!"

Argh argh argh argh.

Turbocharged GM hatchback? It's been done.