2009 Saab 9-3 Aero Xwd Sportcombi Wagon: Rare, Clean, Loaded With Options on 2040-cars
Newtown, Connecticut, United States
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2009 Saab 9-3 Aero XWD SportCombi Wagon
September 2008 build date. Feb 2010 in service date, with remainder of factory 4y/50k mi warranty in place. This is with one of the last 2.8 V6 turbocharged engines in a 9-3 before they were all taken for the 9-5. Very low miles (24k) in meticulous condition. This is a rare and excellent specimen of one of the last and best performance Saabs built, perhaps one of the best remaining examples left in the country! All Wheel Drive (Cross Wheel Drive) Automatic transmission with tiptronic (wheel and shift selector). Jet Black Metallic exterior with black interior with parchment inserts. Bose System. Bluetooth. On Star. Moonroof. Leather, Power, Heated front seats. 3-setting Memory Driver Seat and Mirrors. Dual climate control. Rear parking assistance. Xenon Cornering headlights, Front/Rear Fog lamps. Just in time for snow season, this car has great all-wheel drive traction and stability control on wet roads, and actually has never been driven in snow/salt. Well maintained-no accidents, pets or smokers. Original owner must sell to make room for other cars in storage this fall. Price when new $46,210 plus tax. Around 20 grand, Saab aficionados won't find a better car -- closest thing to new you can find out there.
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