Comfort and refinement combine on the Saab 9-5 Estate which boasts quiet engines, a distinctive driver’s area and plenty of space. The Saab 9-5 Estate is available in four equipment ranges: the entry level Airflow; the Linear SE; the Vector Sport and the top of the range Aero. The Saab 9-5 Estate Aero includes a sport-exhaust tailpipe, performance brakes and metallic paint. Every 9-5 Estate has a turbo-charged engine and the 1.9litre edition is particularly popular among company car drivers thanks to low carbon emissions. The Saab 9-5 Estate is a safe car to drive too, having been awarded the maximum five-stars in the Euro NCAP ratings.
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Average driver rating ( based on 4 reviews )
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I recently test drove this model and found it to be a nice car. Looks great, drive was very smooth and comfortable and handling was responsive. The interior was comfortable but there’s a lot of cheap looking plastic in there. The running cost on this car are very competitive to other estate cars out there but the residual value is unfortunately extremely low. Next!
Submitted: 30/10/2007 10:58:30
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