When an aircraft manufacturer sets out to design automobiles, it becomes evident. The profile of the original Saab from 1947 suspiciously resembled the cross-section of an aircraft wing, and in principle, although no longer as clearly recognizable, this basic shape has remained relevant at Saab to this day. "Think differently," was the headline in a brochure from the Swedish manufacturer, and it is precisely thanks to this principle that Saab has become a brand for individualists. In this volume, Martin Gollnick pays a worthy tribute to Saab's successful models 99, 90, and 900.