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2002 Saab 9-3 Review

Still a step ahead.
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While not as aggressively quirky as the old Saab 99 or 900, the 9-3 is clearly a linear descendent. The most obvious cue is the 9-3's wedge-shaped center profile. A front spoiler with low air intakes, integrated fog and cornering lamps, and color-keyed bumpers add to the sporty look.

From behind, the 9-3 resembles the 900, but there are subtle changes. The license plate is now placed squarely between the taillights, and the center taillight is mounted higher and uses LEDs for enhanced visibility.

The tailgate yawns wide to make it easier to load and unload the Saab's cavernous cargo hold. Whether packing for a cross-country trip or simply hauling a week's worth of groceries, it's easy to appreciate the 9-3's carrying capacity. Fold down the split rear seat and a nearly 50 cubic feet of storage space is revealed. There's also a rear-seat pass-through for carrying skis and other long objects. Next Page



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