Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 22:37:34 -0700 From: "Bob" <no-thanksnopsamdnet.att.net> Subject: Re: Saab 9-5 Problems?
My wife had a 900 SE Convert which she loved but alas she started selling wine and could only get two cases in the trunk. So we were looking at a 9-3 hatchback when she saw the 9-5 and fell in love with the cup holder. It's been a great car - 7500 miles in three months - with but one niggling little problem - the seat program seems able to retain driver preferences for perhaps a week. Of course when we take it to the dealer, it remembers both our settings. Has anyone else experienced this? Oh, I don't care for the sliding arm rest. Everytime I rest my elbow on it, the thing slides forward. And fortunately we were able to get rid of the mickey mouse passenger side mirror 'though it did take the dealership awhile to figure out how to change it out. Kirby Krieger <FOBARkfknopsamuserve.com> wrote in message news:DfHn3.10756$Li1.26220378nopsam-read1.qis.net... > I've read that the brake pads which come with the car wear in a particularly > dirty way, and that you can replace them with "premium" pads which will save > some of that weekly elbow grease. At least the 3-spoke wheels are easy to > clean -- the dirt comes right off if you do it once a week. > > Still love our Saab. For some minor problems we've had, see my post of a > few days ago. > > Kirby > '99 SAAB 9-5 4-auto, 1 yr. old, 20K, still smiling! > > -- > Kirby Krieger > [Remove FOOBAR when replying via e-mail] > Donald Paull wrote in message <379E9357.D9873A16nopsamnet>... > >I've made it 6 months, 7500 miles with my 9.5 SE 4 cylinder and haven't had > >any problems yet.. unless you consider the fact that the wheels are > >constantly dirty! It seems like 2 days after it's washed the front wheels > >are already in need of cleaning. > > > >take care, > >don > > >
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