The dream factory – Saab 9-5 convertible

I always love to see what fans with photoshop skills can dream up.

X-Tomi is one such Saab fan, from Hungary. He refers to himself as a “virtual tuner” – a description I like a lot. If you have a look at X-Tomi’s website you’ll see a lot of different models receiving some treatment and they look great.

X-Tomi recently submitted this illustration of a Saab 9-5 morphed into convertible form for an online design competition. This was the base image.

First, I ripped the lid, I pushed back the door, a shorter wheelbase and length of the car, got new wheels, larger rear wheels, the grille is changed minimally.

Nice work, X-Tomi. Always fun to see.

My thanks to Yang for the tip on this one, and X-Tomi for being happy to have it shared here.

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Swade

Ex-Saab blogger, multiple Saab and Alfa Romeo owner and football tragic.

12 thoughts on “The dream factory – Saab 9-5 convertible”

  1. savagehaus – I would like to introduce myself… well, actually you can read the profile. I am a wanderer, like all of us, through this life. I am cursed by laziness and an inability to concentrate, but have achieved far more than I deserve so far. My challenge now is to change, and become the person I keep saying I will be oneday, and do it quickly before I am found out and the rug is swept from under me.
    Anonymous says:

    Must be just my eyes that sees it as very similar to a 9-3 convertible. 🙂
    I do wish Saab were in a position to expand their range like the German car companies – four or five platforms, then convertible, SUV, coupe, estate and sedan versions of each.  
    Fingers crossed that it happens.

    1. The E-class vert is based on the C class platform.
      It is in now way bigger than the 9.3 vert!
      It is only called E class to justify the higher price 😉

  2. Let’s hope that one day this car can become a reality and not a dream.  Now that the 9-5 is so much bigger than the 9-3, there would be enough visual difference to distinguish the two convertibles.

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