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Saab is making its all-new 9-7X
premium midsize SUV more
attractive ... even before it goes on sale this spring.
By registering before March 31, customers who purchase or lease a 2005 9-7X will get three years of free OnStar “Safe & Sound” and XM Satellite Radio service, a $700 value. In addition, current Saab drivers whose lease expires in March or April will qualify for a lease extension of up to six months to enable them to take delivery of a new 2005 9-7X.
Saab will target potential customers with a direct mail campaign to the Saab 9-7X website, www.saab97Xsuv.com . Once customers have registered at this Web , site, they will automatically receive the additional free services once they take delivery of their 2005 Saab 9-7X. Interested customers can also go directly to the Web site even if they did not receive the mailing from Saab.
The 9-7X is just one part of the most aggressive product development offensive in Saab’s 57-year history. The vehicle comes standard with allwheel drive, leather-appointed heated front seats, 18-inch alloy wheels, side-curtain airbags, OnStar, XM Satellite Radio and a moonroof or a rear-DVD entertainment system. Saab owners will feel at home in the 9-7X, which features the cockpitinspired instrument panel, signature sliding-plate vents, the 9-5 in-dash cupholder and center console-mount
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