Saab insurance quotes and insurance groups

Insurance group ratings take into account performance, security, damage and parts costs, new car values, availability of body shells and repair costs and times. What you'll typically find is that cars in lower insurance groups cost less to insure, whilst cars in higher insurance groups attract a higher premium - usually because they are high performance models or have high repair or replacement costs.

In 1990 Saab was bought by General Motors and with huge financial backing from its new parent company it revitalised itself throughout the 1990s mainly due to the launch of the very successful Saab 900.

After originally creating aircraft for the Swedish Air Force, Saab turned to their prowess to manufacturing automobiles producing their first car in 1949. Using their expertise in aircraft design the 92 had the lowest drag co-efficient of any production car at the time and since then Saab has secured many world firsts in terms of automotive safety, performance and comfort.

Saab’s innovations include features such as the world’s first headlamps with wipers and washers, heated front seats and advanced turbo charged technology. Most recently Saab has released cross wheel drive which is an advanced all wheel drive system which helps to maximize vehicle stability and fuel economy.