Seven historic Saab cars, including the last models produced before the company’s bankruptcy, were sold at auction in Trollhättan, Sweden.. The sale, organized by Klaravik, raised over 80,000 kr and attracted Saab enthusiasts from around the world, celebrating the brand’s enduring legacy.

Three Final Saabs Fetch 142,000–177,000 kr Each

According to Klaravik, the three last Saab models sold for 142,000 kr (≈11,250 £) to 177,000 kr (≈14,000 £). Each car carried a low chassis number, underscoring its historical significance as one of the final vehicles produced before Saab’s 2011 bankruptcy.

NEVS Electric Prototypes Drive the Highest Bid at 252 ,000 kr

The most expensive lot was a 2018 NEVS electric car, which sold for 252,000 kr (almost 20,000 £). This figure highlights the continued interest in Saab’s electrified legacy, even after the brand’s corporate collapse.

Worldwide Attendance Signals Enduring Passion for Saab

The auction drew several hundred attendees,including fans who travelled from the US and Europe.. Klaravik and NEVS bosses expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support, noting that the event was “about more than just the winning bids, but a tribute to Saab’s legacy and the passion of its devoted following .”

Unanswered Question:Who Will Own the Last Saab?

While the auction concluded with a combined final price of over one million Swedish kronor , the identity of the buyers remains undisclosed. the sale’s secrecy leaves open the possibility that these historic vehicles will return to private collections or museums, but that remains unverified.