What does a Saab 9-3 SportCombi cost per month?

A 2008 Saab 9-3 SportCombi costs about SEK 3,483 a month, all in.

SEK 3,483per month, 2008 model
SEK 26,700price, 2008 model
SEK 247,900last new price
Evalue grade (2008)
Saab 9-3 SportCombi
Photo: Rudolf Stricker, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons, background removed

Monthly cost by model year

Model yearVersion in the calculationPricePer monthGrade
20111.8t 150, LinearSEK 45,800SEK 3,701D
20081.8t 150, LinearSEK 26,700SEK 3,483E
20051.8t 150, LinearSEK 20,000SEK 3,350D

Based on 5 years of ownership and 12,500 km a year, with fuel prices from 2026-10-22. The monthly cost includes depreciation, fuel, servicing and repairs, insurance and road tax.

How the cost splits for a 2008 car

Used prices in ads

Model yearMedian priceAdsTypical mileage
2011SEK 47,00020205,000 km
2010SEK 42,90031210,000 km
2009SEK 35,00045241,000 km
2008SEK 26,00049246,000 km
2007SEK 25,00032251,000 km
2006SEK 22,90031256,000 km
2005SEK 25,30086261,000 km

The median price in Swedish ads by model year in October 2026 (source: Blocket, AutoUncle, BilKoll). Ad prices are asking prices, and the final price may be lower.

Engines and versions

EngineFuelPower0–100 km/hConsumption (WLTP)RangeModel yearsExtra cost
1.8t 150Petrol150 hp9.7 s8.3 l/100 km–2005–2011–
1.9 TiD 150Diesel150 hp9.7 s6.3 l/100 km–2005–2011+SEK 2,000
2.8 V6 Turbo Aero 255Petrol255 hp7.1 s11 l/100 km–2005–2011+SEK 108,000

Facts

Body
Estate
Model years
2005–2011
Last new price
SEK 247,900
Boot
419 litres
Euro NCAP
5 of 5 stars
New-car warranty
3 years
Reliability
3 of 5
Comprehensive insurance, estimate
SEK 5,400/yr
Servicing, estimate
SEK 3,800/yr

Common faults to watch for

The faults apply to some engines and model years. The calculator works out the risk for the exact version you choose.

Pros and cons

Pro

Practical Swedish estate with good safety that's very cheap used.

Con

The brand no longer exists, so some spare parts can be hard to find.

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Updated 2026-10-29 · ad data Oct 2026