Why are the last 9-5's holding their money so well?

Why are the last 9-5's holding their money so well?

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highway

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1,955 posts

260 months

Wednesday 27th May 2015
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I'm enjoying my 09 9-5 turbo edition saloon. As much for the fact it was so cheap and still with joy 17k on it. It does wallow a bit in the bends but for the money, condition and spec it was a monster bargain. So much so that I've toyed with changing it for the new 9-5'which seemed to be in production for a short period (how long?) and to my eyes was a very good looking car.

With low miles these still seem far more expensive than I would have thought. Why is this? They weren't well reviewed at the time. Anyone got one? Were there any turbo petrols.? Can you get parts?

V41LEY

2,893 posts

238 months

Tuesday 16th June 2015
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I've got a late 2011 9-5.
Love it. Very competent and looking good on the residuals.
All parts fully available. Just had a new windscreen without any fuss.
Got a TTiD AWD version. One of 6 apparently that made it here before they
went under. Pics on Show Us Your Saab thread.

levensnevel

241 posts

272 months

Tuesday 23rd June 2015
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@V41LEY
if you have a AWD version: plse take good care of the rear axle haldex coupling.
frequent oilchanges and so.
If the coupling gives up it will be an expensive replacement.
I know it is in dutch but you will get the gist. And google translate can do wonders.
http://www.saabforum.nl/viewtopic.php?f=58&t=1...