Interesting Facts About the Saab 93
The Saab 9-3 made its debut for the 1998 model year, marking Saab's entry into a new era of compact executive cars. Over its lifespan it saw a major redesign in 2003 and introduced performance‑focused variants that broadened its appeal.
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First Generation Launch and Platform
The first‑generation Saab 9-3 was launched for the 1998 model year and was built on the GM2900 platform. This initial version set the foundation for Saab's modern design language and engineering approach.
2003 Redesign and Platform Switch
In 2003 Saab introduced a completely redesigned second generation of the 9-3, moving from the GM2900 to the GM Epsilon platform. This redesign refreshed the car’s styling and incorporated updated technology for the new era.
Performance‑Oriented Viggen Variant
A standout model was the 9-3 Viggen, which debuted in 1999 as a 225‑horsepower three‑door hatchback. By the 2000 model year the Viggen was expanded to all three body styles, offering a 230‑horsepower version across the lineup.
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