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Saab 9-3X

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The Saab 9-3X is a crossover version of the Saab 9-3 SportCombi, built by Saab Automobile AB and launched in the autumn of 2009. It stands 35 millimetres higher than the estate it is based on and has a different bumper design. It is a cross country car, or CUV, and could be had with four wheel drive or with front wheel drive only, though four wheel drive was offered only with the petrol or BioPower engines. The model was built at the Stallbacka works in Trollhattan, and a total of 3,954 cars were made. The article lists the model programme of 2009, but its table is not part of the text read, so engine and equipment details are left to later depth work.

Facts
Year
2009 1
Propulsion
Petrol 1
Status
Out of production 1
Units Built
3954 1
Comparison
Body Style
SUV or Crossover 1
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Saab 9-3X är en personbil från Saab Automobile AB

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founded in Sweden in 1945
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1. Saab 9-3X (Swedish Wikipedia)
  • Lead
    som lanserades hösten 2009
  • Lead, production total
    Totalt tillverkades 3954st 9-3X
  • Lead, type
    Bilen är av typen cross country eller CUV
  • Lead, engines
    Fyrhjulsdrift går endast att få med bensin- eller BioPowermotor
  • Lead, manufacturer
    Saab 9-3X är en personbil från Saab Automobile AB
  • is a version of the model: Saab 9-3, Lead, base model
    Bilen bygger på modellen Saab 9-3 SportCombi men är 35 mm högre
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founded in Sweden in 1945
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