Saab Recalls

Saab, like all vehicle maufacturers, issues recalls from time to time to address safety defects. These vehicle recall notices are intended to fix features of design or construction which are liable to cause significant risk of injury to drivers, passengers or other road users.

The table below shows details of the recent Saab recalls issued by the UK Government's Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA).

Saab Recalls (Sorted by Date)

9-5 - Steering wheel airbag may not perform correctly in a collision - December 2010

9-3 - Right hand front seat may not lock correctly - December 2010

38845 - Fuel may leak - fire may occur - January 2009

38784 - Handbrake may fail - December 2007

10/03/16 - Reduced braking performance - May 2006

10/03/16 - Rear axle hub may not be to specification - January 2006

10/03/16 - Fuel pump mounted pipe retaining tabs may fail - May 2005

9-3 Four door vehicles only - Seat belt may not retract - February 2005

93 Convertible - Possible fault in the locking mechanism of the front seat recliner. - March 2004

900 - Possible inadvertant deployment of front airbag(s). - April 2003

9.3, 9.5, 9000 & MY94 900 - Detachable tow bar may become insecure. - January 2003

900, 9.3 & 9.5 - Towball came adrift from towbar - July 2002

9.3 - Possible contamination of brake fluid - June 2002

10/05/16 - Steering swivel member concern - January 2002