2003 Saab 9-3

2003 Saab 9-3 : An overview

Find a complete overview of the 2003 Saab 9-3, including key features and specifications, trims, inventory, alternatives, and other useful information.

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Fuel Economy:6.9 - 11.3 City/HWY combined

Horsepower:175 - 210 hp

Drivetrain:Front-Wheel Drive

Engine:Gasoline

Torque:184 - 221 ft-lb

Seats:4 - 5

Review & compare

The 2003 Saab 9-3 has 8 trims. Below you will be able to review and compare them.

8 trims available

1 of 8
Linear Manual
$34,900
Gasoline
8.8L fuel / 100 km
Front Wheel Drive
175 horsepower
2 of 8
SE Manual
$54,000
Gasoline
9.4L fuel / 100 km
Front Wheel Drive
205 horsepower
3 of 8
SE Auto
$55,400
Gasoline
9.6L fuel / 100 km
Front Wheel Drive
205 horsepower
4 of 8
Arc Auto
$41,900
Gasoline
Consumption N/A
Front Wheel Drive
210 horsepower
5 of 8
Arc Manual
$40,500
Gasoline
Consumption N/A
Front Wheel Drive
210 horsepower
6 of 8
Vector Auto
$45,000
Gasoline
Consumption N/A
Front Wheel Drive
210 horsepower
7 of 8
Linear Auto
$36,300
Gasoline
9.1L fuel / 100 km
Front Wheel Drive
175 horsepower
8 of 8
Vector Manual
$43,500
Gasoline
Consumption N/A
Front Wheel Drive
210 horsepower

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Recall Information

Safety recalls issued by the manufacturer and Transport Canada for this vehicle model.

Recall #

Date

System Affected

Model Years

Manufacturer Recall #: 07052

Units Affected: 4033

Type: Safety Mfr

Details:

On certain vehicles, the fuel pump retaining tabs holding the fuel lines were damaged during production.  Over time, this could cause the fuel lines to loosen from the pump resulting in fuel leakage.  If an ignition source were present, the fuel may ignite resulting in a vehicle fire.  Correction: Dealers will install a bracket that will secure the fuel lines to the fuel pump even if the plastic retaining tabs should break.

Manufacturer Recall #: 04040

Units Affected: 1368

Type: Safety Mfr

Details:

On certain vehicles, the Automatic Tensioning System (ATS) cable in the seatbelt retractor could break, causing webbing spooled out by the user to not retract.   With this condition in the event of a vehicle crash, a front seat occupant may receive more severe injuries.  Correction:  Dealers will replace the seatbelt retractor assemblies.

* Data provided by Transport Canada