"I need a service in 5600 miles time."

Do you think it's harder or easier for comedians to get their start in today's world?

I come from a family who quotes entire episodes of Seinfeld during supper, however the only car related question I could think of was if there was any reason that you used a Saab as Jerry's car in the series other than the obvious publicity that Saab received from it. Thanks loads, love the new web series

Gizoogle strikes again.

Points for Latin, sir.

Anyone else not even read the text before voting?

Hell, any day's better with Keef.

Always a bit out of sync, aren't they?

I'm not sure if we've seen the last of this "mechanical elegance". I hope to hell not, at least.

I concur. We need more everything different in car design in my opinion. I feel like we're slipping back into the look-alike realm of the 80's again, only everything is either too aggressive or too bland. If it takes an army of Nissan Cubes to change that, then so be it.

Could have been good, this. One only has to see the beige upholstery to know that. The gear stick shaft is quite sumptuous. What might have been and all that.

It's a car that does everything like you would expect if you love it and surprises you if you didn't. It lively without being quick. It's an earnest, determined car and you cannot truly understand their appeal if you haven't been in one.

There is Detroit Electric. Don't know much about them though.

Damn and blast. What about the flagships like the S80s? Only 4 cylinders?
I guess we'll always have turbos...

Although it might not be the same company that built the 99, Saab has historically gone their own way even when they were owned by General Motors (eg designing their own GPS system and generally driving their overlords crazy with production costs). They still have a good number of Swedes in development, including the…

So they aren't sticking with their initial claims to get rid of the Griffin Logo?

You. Do. Not. Call. My. Car. Ugly.