Saab

Saab was a Swedish automobile manufacturer known for its innovative engineering, turbocharged engines, and distinctive Scandinavian design. Originally a division of the aerospace company Svenska Aeroplan AB (SAAB), it began making cars in 1947. Saab earned a reputation for safety, front-wheel drive, and unique styling. Some iconic models include the Saab 900 and Saab 9-3. The company struggled financially in the 2000s and was eventually sold to various owners, including General Motors and later NEVS (National Electric Vehicle Sweden), before ceasing production of new vehicles in the 2010s