"Saab Automobile USA is announcing that it will offer a free new Saab to any U.S. customer who covers the distance of one million miles (or more) in a Saab that he or she originally purchased new."
You're a bit late with that one.
Already well discussed here. See previous threads.
Graham
in article snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com, Eeyore at snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com wrote on 15/02/2007 08:31:
So were SAAB, IMO - they should have made a much bigger fuss over this guy and his car. A missed opportunity in many ways, which is a shame.
Paul
1989 900 Turbo S
Isn't it just.
Mind you, Volvo missed a trick when one of their cars ticked over the two million mark a couple of years ago... as I recall...
Problem is that "past performance does not indicate future results..." Now Saab is GM and Volvo is Ford.
An uncaring owner can ruin any machine.
One only has to drive the cars in question to know that is an extreme over-simplification.
True, also bad garages can run your machine. I do synt oil/filter change every 3500 miles and flush coolant every 3 years.
Guilty as charged. Actually said companies have benefited from Saab and Volvo engine Technology.
in article snipped-for-privacy@siznpspamefitter.com, johannes at snipped-for-privacy@siznpspamefitter.com wrote on 17/02/2007 14:21:
Oil is pretty much the cheapest engine component :)
Paul
1989 900 Turbo S
And four of my SAABs have a Ford engine...
:)
It's ironic, really, isn't it. Personally I've always thought that Saab's best products have been a reworking of somebody elses' work. What happens now with the GM platforms is no different...
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