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After World War II, it wasn't uncommon for arms manufacturers to begin
making other products. Jet maker Svenska Aeroplan A.B. (SAAB) was
no different. In 1950, it went into the automobile making business.
Early Saabs, with their rounded bodies, were said to resemble the cross section of an aerodynamic airplane wing. Saab's first car, the 92, won a rally, the first of many over the years. The 93, which is still in production today, was introduced in 1956, and the 95 three years later. Other popular models built throughout the years included the 96 and the 99. In 1977 the 99 became one of the first turbocharged cars produced. In 1989 GM bought a 50% stake in Saab. Today, Saab offers the 9-3, a larger 9-2 sedan, as well as a smaller 9-2 hatchback, a family-sized wagon, and a luxury four-wheel drive vehicle. Learn more about Saab vehicles on Saab's official website, where you can view Saab car photos and compare model specifications.
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