Recent Releases E85 available now New Aero Saab the torque of the town Cab on the Rocks! Saab premieres BioPower 100 Concept at Geneva: Bioethanol performance potential unleashed Saab 9-3 Sport Sedan earns IIHS 2007 Top Honours Alternative Fuels/Ethanol The integration of the Saab business unit into Holden Ltd - effective January 01, 2005 - will result in Saab's trading name changing to 'Saab Australia'. Both Saab and Holden are wholly owned subsidiaries of General Motors. Saab 9-5 and Its Drivers Top HLDI Safety Study Saab 9-3 Convertible named UK_s most secure open-top car in British insurance car security awards Saab 9-3 Convertible receives top five-star EuroNCAP safety rating New Saab 9-2X to debut at Los Angeles in December Saab makes 200,000th Convertible Saab To Hatch New Concept At Frankfurt Saab 9-5 achieves five-stars in crash test rating LES ARCS-QUECHUA (FR) pull off a stunning come-back to win the first stage of the 2003 X-adventure Raid Series.

Recent releases October 6, 2005 Alternative Fuels/Ethanol Saab advises its vehicles can tolerate a fuel blend of up to 10 per cent ethanol, however higher percentages of ethanol can cause serious damage to a regular vehicle. In Sweden Saab has launched a flex-fuel vehicle, the Saab 9-5 BioPower, which is designed to run on ethanol without damage. Flex-fuel vehicles can be powered by either petrol or ethanol (E85) or a combination of the two. Alternative fuels are a major component of GM Europe's short and mid-term strategy. At this time BioPower is not planned for Australia but we will work with our European colleagues to assess the viability of the vehicle for this market in relation to the regulatory environment and availability of suitable fuel.

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