Welcome to Saab Car Museum, and a journey with Saab.
Welcome to
Saab Car Museum, and a journey with Saab.
Saab Car Museum’s collections includes around 120 cars with about 70 of them on display. The first one being the Saab 92001, more known as the Ursaab from 1947. Most of the cars has their history with the company and belongs to categories such as prototypes, test cars, service cars, competition cars and so on. You can see everything from the classic Saab 92 to the prestigious Saab 9-4X and Saab 9-5.
Saab Car Museum’s collections includes around 120 cars with about 70 of them on display. You can see everything from the classic Saab 92 to the prestigeous Saab 9-4X and Saab 9-5.
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Saab Car Museum is based in Innovatum District, Trollhättan, in one of Nohab’s old industrial estates. Discover Saab Automobiles story in a modern but industrial environment. The museum opened its doors in 1975, in the basement under the Saab-ANA resale facility. At Saabs 50-year anniversary, a new museum opened up at the Nohab-area where we are still located today, more than 10 years after the bankruptcy of Saab Automobile.
Saab Car Museum is based in Innovatum District, Trollhättan, in one of Nohab’s old industrial estates. Disover Saab Automobiles story in a unique environment in a modern but industrial environment.
Frequently asked questions
Weekdays: Free parking for 2 hours in the area around the museum. There are also completely free spaces. See map here
Weekends: Free parking for 24 hours.
Parking is registered and payed in the EasyPark app. Area code: 71364
Parking spaces with charging are availble around the museum.
You do not have to book a ticket in advance for your visit. You pay the admission fee at the entrance to the museum when you arrive.
Betala kan du göra med kort eller swish, men inte kontanter.
We do not accept cash, pay with card or the swish app.
Dogs and other pets are not allowed in the museum (with the exception of guide dogs)
You are welcome to take pictures of the cars, but keep in mind that not all visitors want to be one camera.
It is not allowed to sit in the exhibited cars. On all cars in the museum the “see but don’t touch” policy applies.
This is so that we can keep the cars in their best condition possible and preserve the Saab heritage for the future.
