* Online Marketplaces:
* eBay Motors: A broad selection, but be sure to carefully check seller ratings and vehicle history reports.
* Facebook Marketplace: Local listings can sometimes turn up hidden gems.
* Craigslist: Similar to Facebook Marketplace, but be extra cautious as Craigslist has less seller verification.
* Autotrader: While Saab inventory might be limited, it's worth checking.
* Cars.com: Another large site worth searching, though Saab listings might be sparse.
* Specialized Saab Forums and Communities: Saab enthusiasts often congregate online. Searching for "Saab forums" or "Saab enthusiast groups" on Google or Facebook will likely reveal communities where owners might be selling their cars. These are good places to find well-maintained examples.
* Local Dealerships (long shot): While unlikely, some independent dealerships might still have used Saabs on their lots. Calling local dealerships directly and asking specifically about Saabs may yield results.
* Private Sellers: Keep an eye out for "for sale" signs in your neighborhood or on community bulletin boards.
Important Considerations:
* Parts Availability: Since Saab is no longer in production, finding parts can be more challenging and expensive. Factor this into your decision.
* Mechanic Expertise: Finding a mechanic familiar with Saabs is crucial for maintenance and repairs.
* Vehicle History Report: Always get a vehicle history report (e.g., Carfax, AutoCheck) before purchasing a used car, especially a Saab, to check for accidents, damage, and maintenance records.
Remember to be patient and thorough in your search. Finding the right used Saab might take some time and effort.
