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. With over 200 archive and colour photographs, this book provides a new description of the Saab company’s original car and includes detailed biographies of important Saab figures and extensive discussion of the engineering and design decisions that made the car such a success. There is coverage of the original Saab story in North and South America and a comprehensive review of Saab 92, 93, 96, motor sport history. Full technical details and specifications and tuning details are given and finally, there is a chapter on owners' experiences and Saab veteran's recollections.

"Exactly what it says on the (Swedish) tin - the absolutely, thoroughly complete story of the 92 to 96" - Classic Car Weekly

"The prolific Lance Cole's love for the 92-96 series flows from every page of this book, which gives what is otherwise a simple history a warming glow for fans of the eccentric Swede. A great read for lovers of 1960's and 70's cars, Saabs and quirky motoring." - Classic and Sports Car