Saab 95 Wagon 1960
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Specifications Saab 95 Wagon 1960 blueprint
The Saab 95 Wagon of 1960 is an iconic model of the Swedish automobile manufacturers history. Its classic design with its remarkable curved roofline has set it apart from all other cars from the period and its reputation as a reliable and capable vehicle has stayed strong for more than six decades. The exterior of the Saab 95 Wagon has a subtle elegance to it, with an attractive shape and a unique grille featuring the companys signature three-diamond logo. The front fascia is flanked by two circular headlights and the two-tone paint finishes enhance the classic feel. Under the hood is a two-stroke, triple-carburetted, 841cc engine making 45 hp. linked to the cars four-speed manual transmission. This gives the Saab 95 Wagon a top speed of nearly 105 km/h (65 mph), while the powertrain also offers good fuel economy. Inside the cabin, the Saab 95 Wagon is spacious and features seating for up to five passengers, as well as plenty of head and legroom for those in the rear. The simplistic design includes a wide dashboard with manually operated switches and dials, as well as a three-spoke steering wheel and plenty of wood trim. Standard equipment includes a heater and a lockable glovebox. In addition to offering excellent practicality, the Saab 95 Wagon is also a highly sought-after classic. It was an extremely important model for the company and, due to its solid build quality and longevity, they are still much admired today.
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