2002 Saab 9-3

SE Convertible

2.0L 1985CC l4 GAS DOHC Turbocharged

Automatic

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Clear

GAS

I am selling my Saab 9-3 SE convertible. I bought this car last year from Sutliff Cadillac in Mechanicsburg PA and was told it was traded by the owner on a new Saab convertible prior to Saab going bankrupt. I bought it as my daily driver back and forth from work (200 mile / day highway commute) because of gas prices and not wanting to run up the miles on my truck. When I bought it there were about 55K miles on it. So the last 30K is 100% highway. I am selling it now because I have a daughter and it is very hard to get here in and out of a car seat for daycare and I am changing to a 4 door. THIS CAR HAS AN ABSOLUTLY CLEAN HISTORY WITH NO DAMAGE OF ANY KIND ON THE AUTO CHECK OR CAR FAX The condition is excellent for a 2002 with the only issues being stated in the condition description. I runs perfect and recently passed PA inspection at which time the rear brake pads and rotors were replaced and a new exhaust resonator was installed. The top shows no wear at all since the vehicle has always been garage kept and the automatic mechanism works perfectly . The seats are also in great shape with no cracks or damage which is typically seen on the drivers side. If you would like to come see it please email me and we can set up a time for a test drive. Service work done in the last year: new spark plugs, rear brakes, exhaust resonator, & new battery in October I previously listed this car and the AC compressor was noted as needing replaced. I completed the service so it now has a new AC compressor, recharged system and a new serpentine belt so it is completely ready to go. I also just replaced both front tires on 12/26. I still drive this car in reasonable weather so the miles may change. Added from the condition category of the template, realized it is not visible on apps. There are two small holes in the vinyl, one on the dash and one on the convertible tonneau. Both are about the 2mm and shown in the pictures. There are a few pixels on the SID that do not always light up, very typical to all Saabs of this year and before. There are the typical stone chips you would expect on the front end of the car you would expect on an 11 year old car, all minor, but I am trying to cover everything so there are no surprises.