2002 Saab 9-5

Wagon

Automatic

YS3EH59G223030722

Clear

Gasoline

SAAB enthusiasts will appreciate this rare car. This is a 2 owner vehicle, of which I am the second owner. I purchased this vehicle July 2005, the car had about 40K miles on it. At 127K miles, it still has a lot of miles left to go on it. Everything works. Color/Trim/Options/Features: This Metallic Gray SAAB 9-5 Aero Wagon with black leather interior, has all the options available for that year, and 9-5 wagon model. · xenon headlamps · rain-sensing wipers · heated seats, front and back seats · electric seat controls, driver and passenger seats. · electric sunroof · roof rails · CD/Cassette Player/AM FM Radio · Winter driving mode · Sport mode for high output turbo. · Trailer hitch with key lock and tail light harness · Dog Barrier · Yakima Bike Rack with Cross Bars (a little worn) · Spikes Spyders for traction devices. · Floor mats (Drivers floor mat is little worn · Owner’s manual/ 2 Keys Maintenance: Whatever has needed repair or replacement it has been done with OE parts. It was maintained and repaired initially at Garry Small Saab, then later at Atomic Auto….both shops in Portland, OR. I have all the documentation of service history since I purchased it in 2005. Some of the more significant recent maintenance or repairs accomplish include: Tires (Pirellis 225/45R17) were replaced at 120K miles. Front and Rear alignment was completed at 120K miles ABS ECU was replaced at 122K miles Brake Booster Pump was replaced 122K Fuel gauge float was replaced. Front and Rear shocks replaced with Bilstein shocks replaced at 119K miles. Water pump was replaced at 109K miles Alternator replaced at 107K miles PVC upgrade kit installed at 100K miles Front Brake Pads and rotors replaced at 122K miles Ignition module replaced at 122K miles Fuel Filter replaced at 98.5K miles Coolant System Flush at 100K miles. Battery replaced at 122K miles Condition: This car drives great and is a fun car to drive. Handles well, has low and high output turbo for some get up and go. Mpg is city/18, highway/31. Exterior: Needs some work. Has some marks, dings and dents. A Toyota RAV in front of me, stopped short, while traveling at city street speed, and I braked hard, skidding forward where my hood met its rear metal spare tire cover, denting my front hood and also impacting and damaging the front bumper/skirt. The engine runs and idles smoothly, it is a little whiney. My mechanic said it may need a water pump replacement since it sounds like the noise could be related to the water pump bearing. Tires were replaced at 120K miles. Interior: Very good condition for its age. The only real wear is the front drive seat.