Attention, Saab lovers. After a two-year hiatus, cars are once again rolling out of the factory in Trollhättan, Sweden. Just don’t expect to buy one, unless you live in China or Sweden.

Two and a half years after Saab shut down production due to financial trouble, the Swedish car rolled a new sedan off its assembly lines in Trollhattan, in south-west Sweden, on Monday. National ...

It still is, even though its basic lines date back to the 1969 Saab 99. The 900 is effectively ... engine make for an impossibly spacious cabin. Flat, vertical body sides create a large greenhouse ...

Your author can attest to the aural joy of a properly tuned Porsche flat-six (cooled by air ... that workers at Saab's Trollhättan assembly plant are gearing up to resume production of the ...

We have gone through a rough patch in recent weeks, but Saab is back in action again. I would like to express my deep gratitude to our fantastic suppliers who have worked so hard with us to make ...

The Saab 92 may be coming back. Dutch boutique supercar company Spyker says it is talking to undisclosed automakers about sharing technology and a platform -- engineering and chassis components ...

Saab shut down production in April 2011 as its previous Dutch owner, Spyker, struggled with financing. Formerly owned by General Motors, Saab filed for bankruptcy in December the same year.