Max Davies These are the 10 cheapest PHEVs available in Australia in 2026 10 Hours Ago Saab fans have one last chance to buy a car from the automaker, with the zombie company selling off its fleet of pre-production prototypes. Journalist Journalist The very last vestiges of the car company once known as Saab are up for sale, offering fans of the Swedish brand one last chance to own a piece of automotive history. Seven 9-3s have been put up for auction by NEVS, the successor company to Saab. There are three petrol-powered pre-production cars built in Trollhättan in 2014 with between 18,000 and 58,000km on the clock. Another is a Chinese-built, NEVS-branded electric 9-3 with 38,000km on the odometer. These four cars were used primarily for “internal transport”. CarExpert can save you thousands on a new car. Click here to get a great deal. The other three NEVS development prototypes dating from 2018 are even more unique. One car has four in-wheel motors, while another has a range-extender EV drivetrain with a petrol engine acting as a generator to recharge the on-board battery pack when it starts running low. While the last car looks like a Google Street View car, it’s actually an autonomous driving development vehicle with LiDAR equipment that’s almost a decade old. There are videos and more details about the cars on the Klaravik auction website. Interested parties, Saab fans and car nerds can check out the cars in person at special event at the factory on May 30. NEVS personnel will be in attendance to answer any questions from bidders. The bidding process starts on May 21 and closes on May 30 during the in-person event. No reserve price has been set by NEVS so, in theory, the cars could be sold for a little