Saab Service Portland, Oregon

Saab carved out a niche for itself in the automobile industry by creating unique and safe vehicles that were also known for being reliable. Unfortunately, Saab filed for bankruptcy in 2012 and has ended all warranty-covered repairs for its vehicles.

Fortunately for Saab owners, at K&M Auto Service in Portland, OR, we have a team of highly skilled mechanics who have extensive experience working with Saab vehicles. With our preventative maintenance service we can help keep your Saab in peak condition. We perform 40-point inspections on your Saab no matter what service you bring it in for. These inspections are meant to spot any potential issues and avoid the possibility of future repairs. 

Saab Repair, Maintenance & Services

Some of the scheduled maintenance & services that your Saab car, truck or SUV may need include:

• Oil Changes
• Tune Ups
• Radiator – Coolant/Antifreeze Change/Flush
• Air Filter Replacement
• A/C – Air Conditioning
• Wheel/Tire Alignment
• Timing Belt Replacement
• Brake Inspection/Check (Brakes replaced if needed)
• Exhaust & Muffler Repair & Service

Our mechanics know how much your Saab means to you, which is why they take great care and pride in what they do. Whatever you may need for your Saab, our staff is here to help you.

Our Saab auto shop in Portland, OR allows us to serve the following areas: Milwaukie, Sunnyside, Gladstone, Gresham, Woodstock and surrounding areas.

It can be frustrating to get your Saab fixed, but at K&M Auto Service we would be more than happy to service your Saab.  Click here to contact us, or call our 2820 SE 50th Ave shop at (503) 235-1485, or our 1561 SE 122nd Ave at (503) 257-9667.

Schedule an appointment for your next Saab service or repair today!

A Brief History of Saab

Saab was originally founded in Sweden in 1937 to produce military aircraft. After WWII, the demand for aircraft disappeared, so the company started to look into new markets.

In 1945, Saab began working on a vehicle design project, which the company called “Project 92.” By 1949, Saab introduced the production model, the Saab 92. Throughout the 50’s Saab would upgrade and add on to the Saab 92. In the 1960’s, Saab’s popularity exploded with the introduction of the Saab 96, which was the first Saab vehicle exported out of Sweden. In 1968 the company introduced the Saab 99, which was the first Saab car to break all ties with the Saab 92. The 99 was extremely popular and achieved worldwide success. In 1978 Saab started producing the Saab 900, which was the 99’s replacement. The 900 proved to be Saab’s most successful model, selling over one million units.

GM bought the rights to Saab in 2000, and the auto industry took a big hit. In 2011 Saab was forced to file for bankruptcy, and it is still not known if the Saab brand will ever be resurrected.