Wheels Saab

History SAAB

After World War II, when the army stopped placing orders for planes, the brand decided to establish a "profitable" department, it was called Saab Automobile AB. The first prototype of the Ursaab car was created in 1946, the second prototype appeared a year later. The body was made in the shape of an airplane wing. The car was produced as Saab 92 in January 1950.

In 1969, Saab merged with the Scania truck manufacturer. In 1989, the American group General Motors bought half of Saab Automobile's shares. Ten years later, he became the sole owner buying the rest of the shares. As a result of cooperation, the second generation of the 900 model based on Opel Vectra A was introduced in 1993. In 1997, the Vectra B model was based and the Saab 9-5 was created. Based on the Vectra C, the second generation of the 9-3 model was created in 2003. The second generation of the 9-5 model was created in 2010 based on the Opel Insignia.

In 2010, Saab announced that it had entered into a contract with the BMW Group to produce power units for them. In December 2011, Saab declared bankruptcy, which means the end of the brand. At that time, record demand was recorded in showrooms selling new and used cars of this brand.

The production of this brand ended in 2012, and the Saab brand was bought by NEVS. In December 2013, serial production of the reborn Saab began.

Wheels SAAB

Rims for the following models of the brand are most often sold SAAB: 9-3, 9-5(I,II). Aluminum and steel rims available in our offer. Brand tires for every season at a surprisingly attractive price. 205/55 r16 tires are particularly recommended for SAAB. Due to the great interest on your part, we opened two stationary stores in Gdańsk and Warsaw, we invite aluminum wheels for each car.