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Saab suspends warranty coverage on its US vehicles

December 21, 2011 at 11:51 am By Anthony Lim Filed Under Cars, International News, Saab

 

The not-so-pleasant news continues. Saab Automobile, which declared voluntary bankruptcy on Monday, has suspended warranty coverage on all of its vehicles in North America, according to a report. The suspension came into effect the same day the company

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i wonder how those existing Saab owners will feel.

talking about spare parts and selling price. hmmmm... really suay. [shakehead]

 

We all still feel fine, thank you.

 

Don't know about the newer buyers/owners but

Most of us who have a SAAB for a longer time usually get our

Supplies from the US or UK anyway.

 

Suay ??? I don't think so.

 

Like all makes and models, it has it's set backs with wear and tear

Parts and little nitty grittys.

 

We chose SAABs because it's unique and if you have driven one

Before, you will know what driving pleasure really means, especially

The tuned ones on the NSH.

 

It's can be a comfortable cruiser and can be a bit of a monster as well, all

Rolled into one, especially on the higher end of the speedometer.

 

A real sports sedan if you like.

 

 

 

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We all still feel fine, thank you.

 

Don't know about the newer buyers/owners but

Most of us who have a SAAB for a longer time usually get our

Supplies from the US or UK anyway.

 

Suay ??? I don't think so.

 

Like all makes and models, it has it's set backs with wear and tear

Parts and little nitty grittys.

 

We chose SAABs because it's unique and if you have driven one

Before, you will know what driving pleasure really means, especially

The tuned ones on the NSH.

 

It's can be a comfortable cruiser and can be a bit of a monster as well, all

Rolled into one, especially on the higher end of the speedometer.

 

A real sports sedan if you like.

 

 

Bro u tink local AD will have a clearance sale? Will get a gd bargain for the old 93 or the new 95?

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SAABmarine [laugh]

 

But a real pity. They are the true alternative choice. Well, used to. Until GM farked it up.

 

Yep, the keyword is 'used to'. You are right, GM really farked it up.

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Yep, the keyword is 'used to'. You are right, GM really farked it up.

 

I loved how the 900 looked when i was a boy. tri-spoke rims, brown tinted windows, wrap around windscreen.

 

Very special. And that big 'turbo' emblem on the trunk lid.

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heard that TE (local AD) still honours the warranties. that's good.

For us old timers, we'll find our ways. It was not nice how it ended, but nobody can claim it's a nasty surprise ...

Well, Saab cars are getting more unique and we can say "they don't make this anymore ..."

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so if they stop manufacturing parts, how do Saab cars sustain after bankruptcy? parts such as alternators,timing belts, tensioners, waterpump, oil seals, etc. if no parts,even if u want to keep ur SAAB its also a far fetch dream. hmm...maybe use similar platform OEM parts? like a GE generic waterpump?

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so if they stop manufacturing parts, how do Saab cars sustain after bankruptcy? parts such as alternators,timing belts, tensioners, waterpump, oil seals, etc. if no parts,even if u want to keep ur SAAB its also a far fetch dream. hmm...maybe use similar platform OEM parts? like a GE generic waterpump?

 

actually my current workshop already uses oem part for my saab....oem will contineu to be around for sometime i believe

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actually my current workshop already uses oem part for my saab....oem will contineu to be around for sometime i believe

 

and after that some time then how? i'm sure OEM won't manufacture something without demand

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and after that some time then how? i'm sure OEM won't manufacture something without demand

 

i am only replying because you say saab stop manufacturing parts ma

 

of course, i also know oem won't manufacture if there is no demand.

 

then would then gauge the market over some time to know when saab cars would be out of this planet. but saab cars wont vanish from the planet overnight. so the demand is going to be there for some time.

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i saw a wagon the other day....a beauty

 

haha maybe its me that you spotted...

 

I read somewhere that it is still possible for the brand to be revived even if bankrupt...hoping for a miracle... [laugh]

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