Saab 900 - Awards and Achievements

Awards and Achievements

1998

  • Best in Class, cars US$25,000-US$35,000 (900 S Turbo) - Kiplinger's Personal Finance, USA

1996

  • Among Top Ten Sports Cars - Consumer's Review, USA
  • IBCAM British Steel Auto Design Award (Saab 900 2.0i CoupĂ©) - The Institute of British Carriage and Automobile Manufacturers, Great Britain
  • Best Buy - Consumers' Digest, USA
  • New world-records for endurance, at Talladega, USA

1995

  • Top Car in its Price Class (Saab 900 SEV6) - American Automobile Association (AAA)
  • Best Buy - Consumers' Digest, USA
  • Among Top Ten Sports Cars - Consumer's Review, USA
  • Technology Award 1995 for Saab Sensonic - Autocar, Great Britain

1993 and 1994

  • Top Choice in annual Car of the Year reader poll - Autoweek Magazine, USA
  • Annual Special Prize To Saab Safeseat - Motoring Journalists' Club, Denmark
  • One of the Ten Most Improved Cars And Trucks of 1994 - Syndicated automotive experts Mike Anson and Steven Parker, USA
  • Import Car of the Year 1993/94 in Japan - RJC (Automotive Researchers and Journalists Conference of Japan), Japan
  • Best Buy - Consumers' Digest, USA
  • Excellent Swedish Design 1994 - The Swedish Society of Crafts and Design, Sweden
  • Family Car of the Year (900S) - Motoring '94, Canada
  • Scandinavian Design Prize 1994 - The Scandinavian Design Council (The Nordic Design Centres)
  • Executive Car of the Year 1994 - Portuguese Car Trophy
  • 1993 Best Buy - Consumers' Digest, USA
  • 1994 Design of the Year - Automobile magazine, USA
  • Best New Car - Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine, USA
  • Car of the Year 1993 - Moottori magazine, Finland
  • Best of What's New - Popular Science, USA
  • 2nd Most Popular Car - STATUS magazine, Germany
  • 1994 Technology of the Year (for Saab Trionic) - Automobile magazine, USA

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