Saab 9 5 Tapestries

Minimalist grille image based on my photo of a Saab 9-5 1st generation 2nd facelift classic car

Monoblock image based on my photo of a Saab 9-5 1st generation 2nd facelift classic car

Perfect for anywhere in or around your Saab.

Saab 9-5 SportCombi (2005) Silhouette

Saab 9-5 Aero (1999) Silhouette

Saab 9-5 Aero (2010) Silhouette

Classic Saab 9-5 grille minimalist outline line drawing (also available in black)

Classic Saab 9-5 grille minimalist outline line drawing (also available in white)

Minimalist grille image based on my photo of a Saab 9-5 2nd generation classic car

Saab 9-5 classic car (produced 1997-2012) outline line drawing (also available in white)

In 1938, the Swedish government founded Svenska Aeroplan Aktie Bolag (SAAB) for the purpose of the manufacturing of bomber and fighter aircraft for the Royal Swedish Air Force. They grew to be a very successful production company during the war, and post-war, the company began manufacturing civilian aircraft as well. Still looking for new products to start manufacturing, Saab decided to jump feet first into making automobiles. Needless to say, not everything they did was a hit, but eventually they got it right, leading to a long run of highly recognizable cars with an almost cult-like following of fans and enthusiasts. This design is based on the 1965 logo design employed by Saab which still played off their aerospace history.

Saab 9-5 classic car (produced 1997-2012) outline line drawing (also available in black)

Monoblock image based on my photo of a Saab 9-5 1st generation 2nd facelift classic car

Outline line drawing graphics of Saab classic car evolution from the 1960s to 2010s including Saab 96, 99, 900 Turbo, 9-3 1st generation and 9-5 2nd generation (also available in black)

Outline line drawing graphics of Saab classic car evolution from the 1960s to 2010s including Saab 96, 99, 900 Turbo, 9-3 1st generation and 9-5 2nd generation (also available in white)

In 1938, the Swedish government founded Svenska Aeroplan Aktie Bolag (SAAB) for the purpose of the manufacturing of bomber and fighter aircraft for the Royal Swedish Air Force. They grew to be a very successful production company during the war, and post-war, the company began manufacturing civilian aircraft as well. Still looking for new products to start manufacturing, Saab decided to jump feet first into making automobiles. Needless to say, not everything they did was a hit, but eventually they got it right, leading to a long run of highly recognizable cars with an almost cult-like following of fans and enthusiasts. This design is based on the 1965 logo design employed by Saab which still played off their aerospace history.