2002 Saab 9-7X Specs

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Summary

The 2002 Saab 9-7X is a versatile midsize SUV renowned for its distinctive Scandinavian design and innovative safety features. Known for blending functionality with comfort, this vehicle offered drivers a blend of style and utility, making it a standout choice in its era.

History

Launched in 2001, the 2002 Saab 9-7X continued Saab’s legacy of pioneering safety technologies and ergonomic interiors. Derived from the 900 series platform, it marked a significant evolution with enhanced features and refined engineering, positioning itself as a leader in luxury and practicality among contemporary SUVs.

Car Culture Around the Vehicle

The 2002 Saab 9-7X captured the imagination of automotive enthusiasts for its unique blend of Scandinavian design aesthetics and advanced safety features like pre-tensioners and side-impact airbags. It resonated particularly well with urban dwellers and families seeking reliability and style in an SUV setting.

Trim Levels and Variations

• Wagon (FWD): Available in base and XT trims.
• Crosswagen (AWD): Offered in SE and Premium models.

Specifications

Variation	Body Style	Horsepower	Transmission	Trim Levels	Engine Type & Size	Horsepower & Torque	Drivetrain	Fuel Type	Fuel Tank Size	MPG/Range	Dimensions (in/cm)	Cargo Capacity (cu ft)	Towing Capacity (lb)	Safety Ratings	Key Features	Passenger Capacity
Wagon	SUV	170 hp (2.4L Inline-4)	5-Speed Manual / CVT	Base, XT	2.4L Inline-4	170 hp, 162 lb-ft	FWD	Gasoline	18 gal	24/32 mpg	187 in / 475 cm (L)	62 cu ft	3,500 lb	Four Star (NHTSA)	Sunroof, Heated Seats	7 Passenger
Crosswagen	SUV	190 hp (2.5L Inline-5)	4-Speed Automatic	SE, Premium	2.5L Inline-5	190 hp, 200 lb-ft	AWD	Gasoline	19 gal	22/28 mpg	190 in / 482 cm (L)	65 cu ft	3,500 lb	Four Star (NHTSA)	Leather Seating, Navigation System	7 Passenger

Key Changes from Previous Year

Compared to its predecessor, the 2002 model introduced several enhancements including improved suspension systems for better handling, upgraded audio systems, and slight adjustments to the interior design for enhanced ergonomics and comfort.

Safety Innovations

The 2002 Saab 9-7X maintained Saab’s reputation for safety, featuring advanced airbag systems, stability control, and integrated blind-spot monitoring systems, ensuring drivers enjoyed robust protection against common accidents.