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Car Forum / Saab Cars / February 2005

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What happened for SVC?

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Zon - 04 Feb 2005 23:05 GMT
What happened for Saab Variable Compression engine? It was a topic for
discussion some 5 years ago, and I believe they said it should be in
production around 2005. I think it received some awards and stuff.

I have not heard about it for long time, what happened to it? Wasn't
feasible after all or what?

BR:Z
Goran Larsson - 05 Feb 2005 08:56 GMT
> What happened for Saab Variable Compression engine?

GM killed it due to cost. It is much cheaper to use one of the
traditional and boring GM global engines.

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Johannes H Andersen - 05 Feb 2005 14:16 GMT
> > What happened for Saab Variable Compression engine?
>
> GM killed it due to cost. It is much cheaper to use one of the
> traditional and boring GM global engines.

Cheaper, still to use a 3cyl GM Corsa engine...

The SVC was, as far as I remember, 5cyl 1.6L 225bhp engine with excellent
economy, it was fitted to 9-5 test cars. Last I heard was that Saab was
trying to solve noise problems in early engines. There was a lot of info
and excitement on Saab's web site, but it suddenly went quiet...
 
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