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Could it be--after a decade of living with the current Saab 9-5 , is GM ready to commit to a new range-topper from Trollhattan. Motor Authority reports today that this sketch of a future Saab was snapped at a Saab owners' convention.

In the face of rising fuel prices and continued concerns about the environment, General Motors’ Saab division is slated for a bit of downsizing in the coming years. Although a smaller Saab 9-3 is likely still two or three years away, the new way of thin...

Saab's rumored decision to downsize its engines gets some confirmation today, as reports indicate that the Swedish brand's next 9-5 will get just 1.6-liters of displacement for its base engine.

Saab's next-generation 9-5 is to feature an all-new 1.6-litre turbocharged engine, in line with the company's new policy on downsizing. The new 9-5 will make its debut next year, perhaps at spring's Geneva Motor Show, though sales are not expected to start unt...

Weak sales and a failure to seriously compete with major German and Japanese luxury marques have marked the history of the aging Saab 9-5. Keeping in mind the current cars shortcomings, designers are targeting a sportier and more elegant design for the next mo...

Saab 's XWD, the active all-wheel drive system that features on 2.8-litre V6 gasoline versions of the 9-3, is to be offered on four-cylinder variants for the first time. XWD Sport Sedan and SportCombi (wagon) versions powered by the existing 210hp (154kW) turb...

When in the market for a luxury sport sedan, an eye for value is key. How fortunate, then, that our reader reviewer of the week, "An Eye for Value" from New York, points out the relative benefits of going with the "underappreciated" Saab 9-5.