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[Trollhattan Saab] Road test snippets: The most important entries of the week are Jay Spenchian's "State of Saab" address... is on the new 'value pricing' scheme, and the fact that whilst the price won't change a whole lot, the bang for your buck increases.

 [Fastlane.gmblogs.com] GM FastLane Blog: Just How Saab-like Is It?: I agree with Chris above that it might be tough to make this truck handle like a Saab (something I left out of my praise above was the balance one feels in driving Saabs - especially on winding icy roads) but Saab also stands for utility and practicality and SUVs can be incredibly utilitarian at times. So, I can't fault someone for thinking Saab should offer a 'conventional' SUV since what they've been been building for years (sport-utility cars) just hasn't been discovered by the general populous.

[Carscarscars.blogs.com] Cars! Cars! Cars!: Morning News: More Hybrids, CLS Love: First, My Ford Dreams. Okay, so the son of a gun is a Ford lugnut but he's a good guy and gives a damn about Ford.

 [Jalopnik.com] Jalopnik - between the lines: Meanwhile, we couldn’t help but notice a stunning example of this literary sub-genre in the 11 October issue of Brit weekly Autocar. Although Spyker doesn’t advertise within Autocar’s glossy pages, Chris Harris’ article on the Dutch automaker’s C8 supercar is the single best example of “this car sucks but I’m not going to say so in so many words” review we’ve ever read to date.

 [Autoblog.com] British car maker Bristol adds more and more power to its Fighter ...: Autoblog obsessively covers the auto industry. We aren't paid to mention specific products.

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