1975 Saab 95

“7-seater!”

In early 1959, Saab entered the family estate car market with a model unique to the company that year. The 95 had only two side doors but offered seating for seven, including a fold-down bench seat in the boot facing backwards.

From 1966 onwards, the Saab 95 was fitted with the Ford 4-stroke V4 engine, boosting sales, overall reliability and the car’s responsiveness. On a curious note, the gearbox features a ‘freewheel’ mode… which was not retained in later models!

Our example was purchased in 2022 in Sweden by the current owner, a keen collector of cars of this type! The car had been restored from a long-abandoned wreck.

Today, the car is in good overall condition despite a few signs of corrosion around the windscreen frame. Behind the wheel, it’s a very pleasant car to drive and easy to handle! Please note that since 2022, the car has been serviced by the current owner’s own mechanics.

A bargain price for a superb little runabout with unrivalled charm!