UKSaabs

Havorfordwest. 41K miles. sounds all good.

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-detail ... logcode=pp

That looks lovely

I'm amazed at how little interest the sale of this Aero seems to have generated! How often do completely original and such low mileage examples of these cars come up for sale - virtually never any more. How many Aeros either manual or auto can there be left with less than 50K miles? Less than 5 perhaps? Or is it just that interest in these cars has now dwindled to the point that nobody cares? Answers on a postcard please.

frayle1 wrote:I'm amazed at how little interest the sale of this Aero seems to have generated! How often do completely original and such low mileage examples of these cars come up for sale - virtually never any more. How many Aeros either manual or auto can there be left with less than 50K miles? Less than 5 perhaps? Or is it just that interest in these cars has now dwindled to the point that nobody cares? Answers on a postcard please.

Don't think there has been any change in autos having a lower desirability quotient than manuals.

Neil

It does look nice. I'm not sure I'm convinced by 'absolutely no rust' - it is a 24 year old 9000 after all. Even so, I'd be tempted if it were closer (and in Scarabe Green!)

Buzz wrote:

frayle1 wrote:I'm amazed at how little interest the sale of this Aero seems to have generated! How often do completely original and such low mileage examples of these cars come up for sale - virtually never any more. How many Aeros either manual or auto can there be left with less than 50K miles? Less than 5 perhaps? Or is it just that interest in these cars has now dwindled to the point that nobody cares? Answers on a postcard please.

Don't think there has been any change in autos having a lower desirability quotient than manuals.

Neil

Converting a 9000 auto to manual is significantly easier than doing so with a 9-5, if you can find the bits.