For the next few weeks, the team at Saab Germany are going mobile. They have a fleet of new Saab vehicles that they’re taking on the road to show to customers in dealerships around the country. Here’s the team picking up their Saabs at the front gate in Trollhattan. Image courtesy of Tom K, Saabblog.net A couple of German Saab […]
It’s always great to see our dealerships conducting activities like these to bring their customers together. Mitchell Saab are a long-standing Saab and Volvo dealership based in Simsbury, Connecticut – right in the heart of Saab country in the USA. This weekend, they’re hosting their 30th Annual Swedish Beauty Contest. There will be a free Mini Detail and Service Clinic
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I don’t normally do posts about vehicles a specific dealer has for sale, but I think you’ll understand why I’m covering these two vehicles when you see them. These photos arrived overnight from the outbox of Just Saab in Ohio. They show a couple of Saab 9-4x’s the dealership has just acquired for re-sale – and they’re rather special. The
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The following was sent in via email from AJ Murphy, General Manager of Just Saab, a dealership in Cincinnati, Ohio. —— It’s no surprise to anyone that has followed the Saab business for the last couple of years that we are an easy target in the media. Often there are biased, personal feelings dominating articles and commentary. Understandably expected by
There are plenty of media outlets willing to write Saab off at the moment. I’ve contended several times on this website that the long-term future for Saab is very bright and it’s just a short-term cash crisis we have to concern ourselves with right now. Any time you’ve got great people, a great plant, a great brand and most importantly,
I do not know if this is real. I suspect that it isn’t. But it’s nice. —— Sometimes ‘the social space’ can be tough to deal with. Consumers have a voice through social media and much of the time, they use it to voice complaints or opinions that companies need to address, either to solve an issue or to correct
