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Specifically considering reliability, that's a mild outlier anecdote in my experience; not common, but not unheard of. With no specialists nearby, I was warned
by Kaibeezy 3y ago
Specifically considering reliability, that's a mild outlier anecdote in my experience; not common, but not unheard of. With no specialists nearby, I was warned off the classic 900 or 9000, but my 9-5 has been no bother. Considering a larger array of factors -- safety, performance, UX, design, current prices, parts availability, enthusiast community, etc. -- Saabs have, on balance, a lot going for them right now.
- hollywood_court 3y ago"Right now" is an interesting choice of words; I don't believe Saab has made a production vehicle for ~10 years now. I personally think Saabs are far better than VW/Audi, Mini (the absolute worst in terms of repairs) and Land Rover/Jaguar (second worst). But my techs refused to work on them due to the electrical systems being finicky and not worth the diagnostic and labor times.