Overview & Reviews

The top-line 2011 Saab 9-5 Aero is joined by a less expensive Turbo6 six-cylinder trim as well as a base model powered by a turbocharged four-cylinder. Equipment and options availability were also slightly changed for the Aero.

• Compelling performance and handling
• Comfortable seats
• Unique design inside and out
• Huge trunk
• Decent value for the class.

• Shares some interior bits with non-luxury GM cars.
• Lacks the fit and finish of German luxury sedans
• Rear headroom can be tight

User Reviews:

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  A Great Car for a Decent Price - 2011 Saab 9-5
  By curt51 - October 7 - 3:27 am

  First, I must admit that Im a Saabophile who is now on his eighth Saab. Ive owned a Saab since 1988. By far this is the best Saab since my 1984 900 Turbo. The car is very quiet and comfortable. Plus, the amenities abound and make this a good bargain for the price. I love the exterior looks of the vehicle and Ive gotten a number of compliments from complete strangers.

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  Change this seat - 2011 Saab 9-5
  By euro53 - January 26 - 3:28 pm

  Ive been waiting 10 years for this car. I drove 3 premiums and 2 Aeros. Ive been Saab owner of 4 cars since 1982. I love them especially for the best seat ever in any automobile.GM managed to stick this car with a Buick Lacrosse seat. There was no comfortable position to get the lumbar out of my back. Ive spent 2 hours total in this car. The fan and instrument controls are tiny, and could be hard to see while driving.Rear view is not good.Trunk opening ala GM, huge lip in back, hard to put in bags. The 2 liter 4 cylinder is quick enough, and should save gas, while the Aero AWD seems heavy. If they fix the seat, I would buy one Dealer said TOO BAD, as I stuck the check back in my pocket.