Saab 93

This article relates to the car of the years 1950, and not the car present on the market since 1998, to see Saab 9-3

The Saab 93 is a Automobile manufactured by Saab.

Saab 93

She was announced on August 8th 1955 and was presented for the first time on December 1st, 1955. She was drawn by Sixten Sason and has an engine three cylinders two-stroke of 758 cm ³ of cubic capacity longitudinally assembled of 33 horses (25 kw). In 1957, the safety belts two points are introduced in option. The 93 was first Saab has to be exported of Sweden, the majority of the specimens being intended for the the United States. A Clutch Saxomat and a retractable roof were available in option.

Saab 93B

September 2nd 1957 the 93B is launched. The Pare-brise in two parts is replaced by only one windshield.

In 1957, Erik Carlsson finishes 1st with the Rallye of Finland on board Saab 93, in 1959 it also finishes 1st with the Rallye of Sweden, also in Saab 93.

Saab 93F

In 1960 the 93F is marketing, with the doors of the Saab GT750 and the Saab 95. 1960 is the last year of production of the 93. The 93 was replaced by the Saab 96. On the whole, 52.731 Saab 93 were built.

History of races

1956

Rally of Wiesbaden, Germany (June 24th, 1956)
1st Bengt Jonsson and Kjell Persson
Rally Viking, Norway

1st Carl-Magnus Skogh
2nd Erik Carlsson
4th Ivar Andersson

Rikspokalen, Sweden

1st Erik Carlsson

Scandiatrofén, Sweden

1st Erik Carlsson and Carl-Magnus Skogh (ex-aequo)

Continental Turn of Europe

2nd Rolf Mellde and Sverker Benson

Rally of the tulips, Netherlands

2nd Sture Nottorp and Charlie Lohmander
3rd Gunnar Bengtsson and Sven Zetterberg
7th Bengt Jonsson and Sölve Relve

1957

Thousand Miglia, Turismo Preparato 750 cm ³, Italy

1st Charlie Lohmander and Harald Kronegård

GAMR - Great American Mountain Rally, the USA

1st Bob Wehman and Louis Braun, the USA
1st Better team manufacturer
6th Rolf Mellde and Morrow Mushkin
17th Jerry Jankowitz and Dory Jankowitz

Rally of the 1000 lakes, Finland

1st Erik Carlsson
1st Better team manufacturer Erik Carlsson, Carl Otto Bremer, Harald Kronegård
1st Finish champion, Carl Otto Bremer

Adriatic Rally, Yugoslavia

1st R Mr. Hopfen

File Rock'n'roll Rally, the USA

1st Bob Wehman

Rikspokalen, Sweden

1st Carl-Magnus Skogh

Finish Snow Rally, Finland

2nd Erik Carlsson

Acropolis Rally Greece, Greece

2nd Henri Blanchoud

Rally Atlas-Oasis, Morocco

2nd Harald Kronegård and Leonce Beysson

1960

Finish Snow Rally, Finland

1st Carl Otto Bremer

External bonds

http://www.saabmuseum.com/93/

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