>> in article 412CE8ED.2104695@xnsmanzxeozsizefitterxsxreoeanm.com, Johannes H
>> Andersen at johs@xnsmanzxeozsizefitterxsxreoeanm.com wrote on 25/08/2004
>> 20:31:
>>> After owning my Saab 93' 9k since 1997, it is nice to lately discover
>>> new features I didn't know about before. Today, while driving in a slight
>>> drizzle, I had the wipers set at the intermittent rate. When I did the
>>> screen washer, the wipers continued for four strokes before settling down
>>> at the intermittent rate! Nice.
>> On the C900, I like the way that if you forget to put the cap back on the
>> coolant expansion tank, the bonnet holds not only sufficient pressure to
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>>
>> Nice :)
> I think the big curved windshield on the Classics is great, but can be
> taken for granted until you drive another car. I am still trying to
> figure out why the Classic 900 handles so well in the snow - is it the
> double wishbone suspension or the strange engine layout?
My wife has a great story about that ... She was driving uphill on a very
exposed and snowy road. The two cars in front of her skidded off in either
direction and she continued to cruise up through the middle. She says there
was a bit of a scrabble between the cars behind to get into her tracks. She
felt a little uneasy being at the front, but our old 900i didn't fail. I
miss that car - flat nose bumpers too ... Great in snow :) We live in one of
the highest altitude towns in the north of England. They say our village has
it's own weather system ... Usually above the clouds :)
Since this is turning into a "cool things about my SAAB" kind of thread, I
like the vacuum powered air vents. They rule ... No end of fun!
Paul
1989 900 Turbo S
http://saab.go.dyndns.org/