Car tires and rims Saab

Tires on Saab (Сааб)

The automobile company Saab began its activity in 1937. Initially, it specialized in the development and production of aircraft for the country's air force. But after the end of World War II, the management's plans changed, and a course was taken to build cars.

The beginning of the machine-building era

In 1945, the company began developing a project under the number 92. It was under this project that the future Saab 92 was hidden. It was only four years later that the first models began to come off the assembly line, which over several years were sold in a circulation of 20 thousand. By the mid-1950s, an updated version of the car was released, which received the next serial number 93. It is noteworthy that until the beginning of the 60s, an unchanged initial platform was used. And only in 1960 did its global restructuring take place, and the Saab 96 model appeared. It was this model that was exported to many countries of the world, with a large circulation of 550 thousand. An interesting feature of the engines of all produced models was their three-cylinder design. This feature necessitated the addition of some oil to the fuel tank.

Further development

A significant event that strengthened the company's position was the merger with Scania, a manufacturer of commercial vehicles. As a result, the company Saab-Scania appeared on the world stage. In 1978, an agreement was signed with Fiat, on the basis of which the Lancia Delta model was transformed into the Saab 600. In addition, joint work was carried out to create a new platform. As a result, 1985 marked the release of the famous Saab 9000 for the company. The car was truly luxurious and stood out among the previously produced models with its rich equipment. However, despite this, it did not manage to reach the planned sales level. Along with this, the release of the most successful car from the Swedish manufacturer, the Saab 900, was also carried out.

Division and new owner

In 1989, the Saab Car division separated from the parent company and became a full-fledged manufacturer. Moreover, half of its shares already belonged to General Motors, which over the next 10 years became its full owner. In subsequent years, the company regularly updated old models and released new ones, but it did not achieve the success of the 900 model. The most successful year in terms of sales was 1995. In 2008, GM announced its desire to sell the company. The subsequent period was marked by numerous negotiations that did not lead to anything meaningful. Only the Chinese manufacturer BAIC acquired the intellectual property rights to the 9-3 and 9-5 models in order to create a separate brand.

In 2011, two Chinese companies, Youngman and Pang Da, acquired all the assets of the Swedish manufacturer and GM. However, due to the inconsistency of the brand development policy, General Motors prohibited the use of the name for commercial purposes. As a result, the Saab brand became a thing of the past. Nevertheless, there are a large number of fans of the brand, including in Russia. It is for them that the "Mosavtoshina" store offers a wide selection of disks and tires, including original ones.

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