The new magazine "Saab Classic Cars" picks up where "Saab Cars Magazine" left off – with the same editorial team behind the publication, now supported by the Swedish Saab Club and the Saab Car Museum.
This is the second issue, published in June 2026 as an English-language edition.
Contents – Issue No. 2
Blomqvist, Borg, Bernadotte**
One thing unites them all. Can you guess what it is?
The Saab Aero X Lives On!
Ola Persson is bringing his Saab dream to life. Now it's finally drivable.
Åke Found a Saab 99 Design Prototype
A remarkable discovery from Saab's design history. Plus: Hopeless Saab Gadgets You Secretly Think Are Cool
Saab Road Trip: Småland in a V4
We celebrate the V4's 60th anniversary with a drive to Vetlanda and beyond.
Saab NG 9-5: The Hottest Statistics
Now a true collector's car, the very last Saab model. Our expert uncovers the definitive facts in the factory documentation.
Rain or Shine: Saab Sonett II
Unplug the charging cable and hit the road. Johan and Maria enjoy carefree miles in an almost eerily silent sports car.
How the Saab 9-3 Was Tested When It Was New
A journey back to 2002. "Teknikens Värld" journalist Eric Lund faces an epic assignment: the very first road test of the all-new Saab.
Nothing But Saabs in the Showroom!
Customers choose between the 9-3 and the 9-5 – and nothing else.
Saab Gran Turismo 850 – With a Sunroof
Gerda's unique short-nose classic has a distinctly American flavor.
The Robert Solstad Story
The inside story of how an iconic long-wheelbase Saab was created. Rise, fall – and redemption for Sweden's smallest Saab factory.
Saab 900i 2-Door Sedan
Gustaf's perfectly ordinary – and utterly extraordinary – Saab. A real treat.
Zingo Stops Gurgling
Our curry-loving Saab 99 project car gets its engine sorted in front of a live audience.
New: Search the Saab Archives
New digital pathways into the Swedish National Archives are rewriting automotive history.
The Box!
Forgotten models and everlasting favorites as we venture behind the scenes at the museum. Motoring heaven defined.
Peter Bäckström's Column
It Was Better Back In the Days – When Things Were Worse
