The Saab 9-3 cars, first introduced in 2003 and manufactured by 2012, are already pretty old, and although there are many more on the road around the world - some
So sadly, I rear-ended someone yesterday morning in bad traffic and bad weather in my beloved 2006 9-3 2.0T. The only damage to my car is that the hood won't close.
The hood isn't bent or crumpled at all, it can still open and close when you pop it from inside, and the latch still functions...
Howdy -
For anyone with a similar issue...
I discovered a puddle on the floor of the backseat, passenger side, of my 9-5. The footwell of the frontseat passenger space was moist but not to the extent of the backseat's footwell behind it. There was no evidence of damage underneath the car...
I was given this spoiler... I cant seem to find the template to drill the mounting holes. I currently have a make shift template made from cardboard. I dont know that I like that idea. Does anyone happen to have the templates that you can scan for me? If not, thats fine... I'll hope for the best...
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