Definitely mate, as a massive Saab fan i am very angry at GM. They are utterly useless. Ford has done an ok job with Volvo while GM did sh*t all with Saab.

Saab cars may look boring and un-sporting. The engine's on paper performance figure do not suggest a lot of potential but once you have driven one you will understand , the car is fast. I let my friend drive my Saab and he was surprised how fast it goes.

The review is dead right about its performance and handling ability. "The car charges forward with such ferocity, and with its lovely, meaty engine, felt like it was going to punish the traffic for being slow. The torque range, be it on the highway or along urban roads, is definitely very suitable when you need to get a quick move on.
In tight corners such as South Buona Vista Road (or commonly termed, the "99 bends") the car feels relatively nose-heavy a tad reluctant to turn in when punted hard into a corner (not like anyone would be doing so though).

In addition, it accelerates and holds its speed so well, you wouldn't notice that you're barelling along the highway at such velocity.

While its suspension feels a little soft and a tad bit wobbly, it delivers a comfortable ride and at the same time, it definitely won’t make you want to reach for the sick-bag. However, when put in a difficult situation, the car gets uncertain, rolling and pitching about with hints of understeer."

The 9-5 and other Saab cars may lack showroom appeal but once you have own one you will understand the Saab philosophy.

I hope GM will take Saab seriousely and give it the respect it deserves.