Call a dealer. Find the nearest Saab dealer and ask the head of service questions on their rates and timing. Let him know that his location is not practical for you and whether it knows of any independent Saab mechanic in your area. Also, ask if any of its work on the mechanics of cars on the side.
Contact a local club Saab. Saab lovers tend to regroup, and many of them work on their own car. Find out when and where they meet next in your area. Stop to admire their Saabs and ask some questions. If you drive a Saab, they automatically accept and ask you how long you've owned Saabs. If this is your first, the Saab enthusiasts probably help you get as much pleasure from your car as they exited their first.
Talk to others who drive European cars. In some parts of the country, Saabs are rare, May if you do not find a mechanic certified Saab. Often in these areas, a German car mechanic who works mainly on the Volkswagen and Porsche can help. If you have a new Saab model, talk to GM engineer. If he is familiar with the specifications for the new Saabs to the rear of the mechanical GM book, it can probably work on your car.
Visit used-car dealers. Find a dealer with Saabs on the ground and ask him if he knows a mechanic local Saab. Chances are, he has an engineer, he took the Saabs, otherwise he would probably not sell them.
Contact a local club Saab. Saab lovers tend to regroup, and many of them work on their own car. Find out when and where they meet next in your area. Stop to admire their Saabs and ask some questions. If you drive a Saab, they automatically accept and ask you how long you've owned Saabs. If this is your first, the Saab enthusiasts probably help you get as much pleasure from your car as they exited their first.
Talk to others who drive European cars. In some parts of the country, Saabs are rare, May if you do not find a mechanic certified Saab. Often in these areas, a German car mechanic who works mainly on the Volkswagen and Porsche can help. If you have a new Saab model, talk to GM engineer. If he is familiar with the specifications for the new Saabs to the rear of the mechanical GM book, it can probably work on your car.
Visit used-car dealers. Find a dealer with Saabs on the ground and ask him if he knows a mechanic local Saab. Chances are, he has an engineer, he took the Saabs, otherwise he would probably not sell them.
