Faults:

Almost everything.

Here is a list of all I had to replace, despite good maintenance and care:

Antennae motor (2006).

Rear muffler (2008).

Middle muffler (2009).

Intermediate pipe (2007).

A/C compressor (2007 and 2012).

A/C hose (2010).

Rear passenger window motor (2010).

Driver window hardware (2011).

Driver electric door lock (2012).

DIC cassette (2010).

Turbo sensor valve (2007 and 2009).

Front control arms, twice each side (from 2006 to 2011).

SID and CCU displays (have been dead for years, finally fixed in 2012).

Fuel gauge (2006).

Complete front suspension (2010).

Battery (2007 and 2011).

Power steering pressure hose (2008).

Complete engine (2010).

Lately, an ABS sensor died, getting almost every existing light on the dashboard to flash. Not replaced yet.

Transmission is giving signs of dying soon.

The car will not start randomly. Starter has to be replaced.

General Comments:

That's it! I am very stubborn, but the car finally had a total victory over me. After years of frustration, countless days off work to have the car serviced, numerous stalls on the roadside because of a recurrent faulty gas gauge, and thousands of dollars spent to keep a lemon running until the next major fault, I give up!

Faults:

Within first month of purchase; throttle body sensor went out $750.

Sid display not working properly.

Currently:

Water pump is broken, leaking transmission fluid out.

Electronic locks on doors, go on and off periodically.

Keys don't lock doors any longer.

Heater goes on and off periodically, will not stay on for long period.

Brake lights come on when you turn corners for no reason.

1 Hydraulic line blew to convertible, so it wouldn't work, spent about $250 for the part, which had to be made. Two weeks later, another one has blown, there are still 4 more to go.

Two weeks ago, transmission blew, no help from GM or Saab USA. Found someone to put in a used one for $2500, have been without car for over 2 weeks.

General Comments:

Worse car I have ever owned, I have been drained financially on this car. Once I get it back, I can't drive it quick enough to trade in for anything other than a SAAB. I never knew a car could cost you everything in the 2 years. I can't even come up with all the thousands more to fix it all. I am so disappointed.

What does it take for car makers to stand behind their product? I have read hundreds of owners complaining about the same things.

This car has really taken years off my life due to the extreme stress of not having a car, or figuring out how to come up with thousands each time.

The only positive thing I can say is the heated seats stayed working!