Description

1998 Saab 900 S Convertible

No Reserve

Showing just 62,000 miles with naturally aspirated 2.0 engine and manual 'box from the GM era

Dating from February 1998 this Saab 900 Convertible hails from the GM era, and is known as the GM900 or NG for ‘new Generation’ of Saab 900 following GM’s buyout in the early 90s.

Finished in dark red metallic, the car boasts a black Mohair electric roof with glass rear screen and sits upon a set of later model 9-3 five-spoke 17” alloy wheels.

Under the bonnet, we find the B204 naturally aspirated 2.0 litre four-cylinder engine which develops 128bhp and drives the front wheels here via five-speed manual transmission.

Inside, we find cream leather interior which looks to have been re-coloured, electric windows, electric roof, heated glass rear screen, on-board computer, heated front seats and Sony face-off radio/CD player.

The car shows just 62,183 miles and looks to have worn them relatively well with but a few marks to the rear bumper and some small pin dents as pictured to the bonnet.

The history file includes the V5C recording 11 former keepers to the current of a year, a bill for a pair of wishbone/control arms dated September 2021 and the current MOT, valid until October 2023 recording no advisories.

Bidders are advised that the car was recorded Cat-D in 2010 and also previously in 2005.  We also found it difficult to obtain reverse at times because the gear leaver knob seemed loose and thus will likely need attention, but all forward gears could be found normally.

On offer at No Reserve, the highest bid takes this pretty Saab rag-top home.

For more information contact - will.daniels@brightwells.com