Lance Cole is the author of ten books, three of them for Crowood; this is his second book on Saab. He has a global reputation not just as a Saab commentator, but also as a journalist and design writer. Lance won the 1983 Jaguar Cars/Guild of Motoring Writer Sir William Lyons Award and trained at Autocar magazine. Since then he has written for major titles including The Daily Telegraph, The Independent , Aeroplane and Classic Cars. He has become well known as an automotive and aviation correspondent.

Klappentext

This title covers the full story of an important part of European motoring history, stemming from perhaps its greatest era. Of great interest to all Saab car enthusiasts, motorsport enthusiasts and those interested in the evolution of car design. Packed with information on the original Saab story in North and South America; gives a review of Saab 92, 93, 96, motor sport history and so much more. Superbly illustrated with 234 colour photographs.

Zusammenfassung
The Complete Story. Launched in 1949 as the 92 before evolving into the 93, 96 2-stroke and 96V4, this car was in production for thirty-one years. Attracting global admiration and sales, it also excelled in motorsport and by the early 1960s was the most successful rally-car in Europe. A decline in sales in the 1960s was reversed with the launch of the 96V4 which resulted in its success continuing into the 1980s.