Reply With QuoteOn Fri, 2 Jan 2004 16:42:02 -0000, "Newsonline"
<co.uk> wrote:
Grass is always greener. Have her drive a convertible. Then send
her back to her own car and she'll be pleasantly surprised. :-)
Actually, the 9~3 is identical, unless you are talking the latest
version. Some of this has to do with driver seating position (how
_you_ sit in the car). However, if you want real visibility,
there are other sedans with nearly perfect 360degree lookability.
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Saab: Rear Visibility Issues
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- 01-02 03:42 PM #1NewsonlineGuest
Rear Visibility Issues
Although she's been driving her '97 900 Talladega 5-door for more than
six months now, my wife finds rear and three quarter vision is still a
weak point in its design. I don't drive it that often, so I thought it
was just me. Are 9-3 or 9-5s any better in this respect?
Any thoughts would be very welcome.
Best wishes for '04
Steve
- 01-02 04:55 PM #2BobGuest
Re: Rear Visibility Issues
- 01-03 02:39 AM #3ma_twainGuest
Re: Rear Visibility Issues
This visibility issue is not limited to the NG 900 or 9-3. It due to the
"stylish" high back ends and resulting smaller rear window. The
Classic Saab hatchbacks have that huge rear window, "blamed" for being
so big it allows too much sun into the car - but it is great for
visibility. Another car with great rear visibility are the older Volvo
wagon series - the 245 and 740 wagons.
Newsonline wrote:
- 01-03 03:23 AM #4KeithGGuest
Re: Rear Visibility Issues
go to cars.com and see click and clack's suggestions on mirror adjustment.
KeithG
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