Saab Performance Shop

[corbett123]

who would want a saab performance shop on the north east coast?

thinking about opening one just trying to see what kind of response i would get

[JMachan]

Depends on whether you could keep the work a secret from my wife! ;-)

I don't know, to be honest. There was a dealership in Rhode Island that used to do the performance stuff (WigWam)...of course, they just closed, too.

[wtfwill]

i would enjoy that!

[turbo-charged]

if your shop is dedicated just to saabs, you might not do so well.

you should make the shop open to all car owners.

[Frosty288]

Originally Posted by turbo-charged

if your shop is dedicated just to saabs, you might not do so well.

you should make the shop open to all car owners.

I second...

Depends on what SAAB's you'd want to work on. If it's the 03 on models with the Ecotec motors, then you could do a lot of other, similar cars. Such as the Solstice GXP, Cobalt (and new Turbo SS, which is still a 2.0l Ecotec I believe)

It also depends on what kind of work you'll be doing.

[turbo-charged]

YOU contradicted yourself.

I think I said that in my earlier post. Because he said he wants to open a Saab performance shop.

Thats being specific, I said it would be better to open it up as a general performance shop meaning other cars.

[Jargon51]

Hey Will,

I tired to send you a PM but your mailbox is over the size limit. I just checked out your car on cardomain and it looks very nice. I have a question regarding your bumper skirt. Where did you get that or did you modify the stock one? I have an '04 9-3 linear and want to get a new bumper skirt so I can get to and see my exhaust.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

J51

[corbett123]

im saying in the tri-state area.

[JonV]

There's this place in NJ, I came across them a few years ago when
I had my 2nd 900.

http://www.group9performance.com/saab.html

I guess that would be the competition.

Edit: As I recall they did exhausts. tunes etc. but it seems they've downsized.

[corbett123]

Originally Posted by JonV

There's this place in NJ, I came across them a few years ago when
I had my 2nd 900.

http://www.group9performance.com/saab.html

I guess that would be the competition.

Edit: As I recall they did exhausts. tunes etc. but it seems they've downsized.

thanks i didnt even no about this place

[rcsummers]

a performance shop in Northern NJ would be great. Since alot of the GM cars use similar engines, you could open it as a GM Performance shop, which would probably give you alot more customers as well as a lot more money.