As a distinctive-looking estate, the Saab 9-3 SportWagon is highly competitive in the compact-executive range offering more power for less cash than many of its rivals. In fact there is a wide selection of engines to choose from including two 2.0 litre biopower engines that can run with petrol or bioethanol. As with most of the Saab 9-3 range, the SportWagon is full of features with four equipment levels to choose from. The 9-3 SportWagon Airflow is the entry level model with functions such as electrically operated heated door mirrors, while the 9-3 SportWagon Aero at the top of the range includes a six-disc single-slot CD auto-changer.
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I’ve only had my Sportwagon for 2 weeks but so far I’m very pleased indeed with my choice of Estate. I’d also looked at the Laguna but decided to settle on this car because I’d heard there are engine problems with the Laguna and the performance of the SportWagon beat it hands down. It’s extremely comfortable to drive and I especially like the dash design. I have noticed some outside noise seeping in when on the motorway but this is only minor.
Submitted: 27/10/2007 21:11:11
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