"better than showroom condition" :lol:

 

I saw that. Silly.

I also love the total BS quote...
"This was, without a doubt, the first and best year for the 9000 Aero!! "~ seller

yeah, ... 1993 ... without a doubt!

 

$17,900.00? Only a fool would pay that.

 

that's just crazy talk :shock:

best aero on the netz- no joke

 

First year...yes. Best year...no not really.

It certainly looks like its in great shape. 93 is all that its really got going against it if you ask me.

 

Kind of like the $18,000 classic 900 that was up there recently as well.

 

Too bad its green and not that midnight blue color.

 

Lemans blue?

Midnight blue was a later year (96/97) color.

 

To some people it may be a crazy high price, but to others it might be just what they're looking for.

My car was one of those low mileage cars from saabnet much like this one and a lot of people have asked what I paid for it at events. Some have said I'm crazy, others who have seen it say its worth it. Personally...I think the price I paid was money well spent.

 

To some people it may be a crazy high price, but to others it might be just what they're looking for.

My car was one of those low mileage cars from saabnet much like this one and a lot of people have asked what I paid for it at events. Some have said I'm crazy, others who have seen it say its worth it. Personally...I think the price I paid was money well spent.

yes dude ur car is worth it....that 1993....i would just be worried about ....

1....its green....
2....its been sitting, maybe rotted out bushings and rubber and shyt
3...."17k and im getting fresh e36 m3" idea pops into my head....
4....its still green....stock...and a 1993....(not the best year...trust me...i kno....)

 

You paid 12something though, for a better car to begin with. and yes that was worth it IMHO.


18something for a 1993 SAAB "Trion-a-mutt" 9000 is really crazy.

 

ha! it came from Jim Forno's Continental Motors, that place is gone now, thats the dealer that had the auction where Delorean bought out nearly all of their spare parts.

Paul

 

If I were looking for a car, I would consider something like that if it were $15k.

 

SERIOUSLY!? I mean I love Saab's and all. Except for most 9000's but I just can't see why anyone would pay 15k let alone 18k for a 15 year old non-collector or non-motorsports/fun car.

That's redunkulous.

My gf just bought a NEAR SHOWROOM 2002 9-5 for 11,400.

Lulz.

 

1993 or not, its low-mile and in very good shape.

If someone was serious about disliking the '1993-ishness' of it they could always change it.

Personally I'd keep it the way it is!

 

This is true.

If you were willing to 'change' the car at all though, wouldn't you be much better to just buy a CLEAN $5000 9000 though?

That car is one of a kind only for the low miles

 

Yeah, at that mileage you probably will have few problems.

 

Not to mention the fact that it has spend almost all of it's life sitting...the gaskets etc are probably shot to hell, it would probably have to be refurbed before it could be a reliable daily driver.

 

Not necessarily. Our 1980 450sl has only ~63k on it and it checks out just fine.

 

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