Saab 9-3 2.0 Vector Convertible Diesel Hatchback...

Saab has been building convertibles for many years but the concept has remained the same - a four-seat soft-top that can be used all the year round. The 9-3 Convertible is the company's most desirable model, helped by its neat styling and understated image. While folding hard-tops are becoming more widespread, the Saab's soft-top still impresses. It's fast acting, opening or closing in twenty seconds and at speeds of up to 20mph, plus it is highly insulated. However, the interior is a bit of a let down - there are too many buttons and it lacks the quality feel you'd expect in a premium car. In terms of driving it's not up to the standards of the best convertibles either. In 2007 it was given a notable facelift which brought a much sharper front end along with a more modern overall appearance.

There are two good diesel engine choices . The standard TiD version has 150bhp and a 0-62mph time of 10 seconds (identical to the 1.8t) while returning an impressive 48mpg. There is also a twin turbocharged model (badged TTiD) that produces 180bhp and can sprint from 0-62mph in just 8.7 seconds. It has masses of low down pulling power and feels very responsive - surprisingly it's marginally more economical than the 150bhp version. Both aren't particularly noisy, although you're always aware that you're in a diesel.

Leather Seats, Cruise, Climate Control, Traction Control, Alloys, ABS, CD, Electric Mirrors, Electric Windows, Immobiliser, Remote Central Locking, Power Assisted Steering.

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