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1996 Saab 900 Se Turbo! Sa Price Drop!

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Saab 900 SE TURBO

Car was valued at dealership a couple of months ago for $5-6k

1996 model

5-speed manual

New clutch

1 owner since new from dealership.

Very good condition.

Top of the range for its model.

Full black leather, heated seats front and rear, drives great!

Price negotiation depends on with or without the aftermarket alpine stereo system.

Currently has new alpine headunit, new alpine amp and new alpine 12 inch sub in box.

Happy to remove to lower cost if desired.

Asking $5000 but open to offers. $3500 ONO!!!

Full list of features:

16" Alloy Wheels Leather Gear Knob 4 Speaker Stereo Leather Seats ABS (Antilock Brakes) Leather Steering Wheel Adjustable Steering Col. - Reach only Power Antenna Air Conditioning Power Door Mirrors - Heated Airbags - Driver & Passenger (Dual) Power Steering Armrest - Rear Centre (Shared) Radio Cassette Body Colour - Bumpers Rear Wiper/Washer CD Player Remote Boot/Hatch Release Cargo Tie Down Hooks/Rings Remote Fuel Lid Release Central Locking Seat - Height Adjustable Driver Cruise Control Seat - Rear Opening for Skis/boot access Cup Holders - 2nd Row Seatback Pockets - 1st Row (Front) seats Door Pockets - 1st row (Front) Seatbelt - Adjustable Height 1st Row Fog Lamps - Front Seatbelt - Pretensioners 1st Row (Front) Fog Lamps - Rear Seatbelts - Lap/Sash for 5 seats Headlamp Washers Seats - 2nd Row Split Fold Heated Seats - 1st Row Seats - Anti-submarining 1st Row (Front) Heated Seats - 2nd Row Seats - Anti-submarining 2nd Row (Rear) Illuminated - Entry/Exit with Fade Spoiler - Rear Illuminated - Key Ignition Barrel/Surround Sunroof - Electric Intermittent Wipers Sunvisor - Illuminated Vanity Mirrors Dual Leather Gear Boot/ Gaiter Tacho

** PM if interested **

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Keep it, do this

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proffit

gl with sale, i worked for saab for years, good cars, hard to sell, put it on gumtree and on the net and some saab lover will buy it

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