Saab: car auctions USA

238 vehicles found
10,100 USD 1994 Saab 900

1994 Saab 900

VIN: YS3AL75TXR7008224

Lot: 46450828

iaai 2026-09-01
6,125 USD 1989 Saab 900

1989 Saab 900

VIN: YS3AT76L5K7004795

Lot: 46723349

iaai 2026-10-08
4,550 USD 2007 Saab 9-3

2007 Saab 9-3

VIN: YS3FH56U771119977

Lot: 46309594

iaai 2026-10-19
3,750 USD 1993 Saab 900

1993 Saab 900

VIN: YS3AK76E0P7001704

Lot: 45891642

iaai 2026-06-30
3,650 USD 2009 Saab 9-7x

2009 Saab 9-7x

VIN: 5S3ET13S092801149

Lot: 46619071

iaai 2026-09-21
3,550 USD 2008 Saab 9-3

2008 Saab 9-3

VIN: YS3FH71UX86003986

Lot: 46686673

iaai 2026-10-22
3,450 USD 2011 Saab 9-5

2011 Saab 9-5

VIN: YS3GN4AR1B4007550

Lot: 46131168

iaai 2026-09-01
3,200 USD 2011 Saab 9 5

2011 Saab 9 5

VIN: YS3GN4AR9B4007327

Lot: 65759436

copart 2026-10-05
3,200 USD 2008 Saab 9-5

2008 Saab 9-5

VIN: YS3ED49G883513677

Lot: 46092795

iaai 2026-07-21
3,100 USD 2007 Saab 9-3 Aero 2

2007 Saab 9-3 Aero 2

VIN: YS3FH71U276106348

Lot: 67992176

copart 2026-09-18
3,100 USD 2011 Saab 9-5

2011 Saab 9-5

VIN: YS3GN4AR9B4001477

Lot: 45468035

iaai 2026-05-06
2,850 USD 2007 Saab 9-3

2007 Saab 9-3

VIN: YS3FH71U976002181

Lot: 46036466

iaai 2026-08-17
2,300 USD 2011 Saab 9 5

2011 Saab 9 5

VIN: YS3GN4AR3B4005315

Lot: 67720586

copart 2026-10-15
2,025 USD 2011 Saab 9-5

2011 Saab 9-5

VIN: YS3GN4BJ5B4003428

Lot: 46218281

iaai 2026-10-06
2,000 USD 2009 Saab 9 3

2009 Saab 9 3

VIN: YS3FB79Y396000373

Lot: 67851446

copart 2026-10-14
2,000 USD 2002 Saab 9-3

2002 Saab 9-3

VIN: YS3DF75K727015276

Lot: 45066140

iaai 2026-03-17
1,450 USD 2006 Saab 9 5

2006 Saab 9 5

VIN: YS3EH49G263505141

Lot: 58149946

copart 2026-10-09
1,250 USD 2010 Saab 9 5

2010 Saab 9 5

VIN: YS3GR4BJ0A4002058

Lot: 63361136

copart 2026-09-10
1,250 USD 2006 Saab 9 7

2006 Saab 9 7

VIN: 5S3ET13S862800309

Lot: 64535876

copart 2026-08-21
1,225 USD 2009 Saab 9-5

2009 Saab 9-5

VIN: YS3ED59G193502298

Lot: 46358499

iaai 2026-08-19

Saab Cars from USA Auctions

Few automotive brands evoke as much passion among enthusiasts as Saab - the Swedish manufacturer that ceased production in 2012, leaving behind a legacy of innovative engineering and uniquely designed vehicles. This heritage makes Saab models highly sought after on American car auctions such as Copart and IAAI, attracting collectors and enthusiasts from across Europe, including Poland. Late-generation Saab 9-3 and 9-5 models are becoming increasingly rare on the roads, and their collectible value continues to rise. Saab’s turbocharged engines, a hallmark of the brand since the 1980s, offer surprisingly strong performance while maintaining reasonable fuel efficiency. The American market hosted Saab for decades, so even as the supply diminishes, there remain interesting examples in varying conditions available at auctions.

Saab Auctions in the USA

Bidding on Saab vehicles in the United States requires patience and knowledge. Unlike mass-market brands, Saab cars appear on Copart and IAAI only sporadically, making each listing worth careful evaluation. The most commonly available models include the Saab 9-3 in sedan and convertible body styles, and the Saab 9-5 in sedan and wagon forms. Highly sought-after are examples equipped with the 2.0 turbo engine, particularly the Aero trims, delivering up to 250 horsepower in the final production years. One advantage of sourcing Saabs from the U.S. is that they were often maintained in authorized service centers and driven on roads with generally better surfaces than in Europe.

Concerns about spare parts are less significant than expected - Orio (formerly Saab Parts) continues producing and distributing original components, and Volvo vehicles from US auctions share some platforms and mechanical parts with certain Saab models, increasing parts availability. Most damages on auctioned Saabs are cosmetic or due to long-term storage, with serious structural damage being relatively rare.

Saab Auction History on Copart and IAAI

The presence of Saab vehicles on American auctions mirrors the brand’s history. At the height of its popularity around the turn of the century, Saab sold tens of thousands of cars annually in the U.S., creating a solid secondary market for auction listings. Today, Saab auctions cater to collectors who appreciate the Swedish engineering heritage rooted in aviation. Saab cars were designed with safety and aerodynamics in mind, featuring unique solutions such as the center-mounted ignition, curved windshields to reduce glare, and reinforced floors designed to withstand explosions, reflecting the company’s military history.

Rare special editions, like the Saab 9-3 Turbo X, limited to 2,000 units worldwide, occasionally appear on Copart and IAAI. Polish automotive enthusiasts increasingly pursue these unique vehicles, similarly to BMW cars from US auctions, as collectible investments with rising potential. Compared to other premium brands such as Volkswagen on US auctions, Saab offers greater exclusivity due to its limited production numbers and singular character.