It is a 4,000 dollar car that needs a few thousand spent to fix what is disclosed if taken to the dealer/mechanic. Don't think for a second he has not been quoted and decided not to go upside down on the car.
So if you can fix it yourself, it is a fair deal.
Given the miles (and it pains me to say this as I have a 9-3), that is likely only a deal for well under sub $3k. I would consider $2500 a decent price, anything more is pushing it. High miles and Saab make it pretty worthless.
Run run run!
Ok, so the hive agrees with me. Thanks for talking me down...
I'm a Saab fan, and I'm voting for run, Forrest, run! as well. All the intermittent electrical issues make me wonder if it's a flood car.
(Although, on my 9-5, when the AC went intermittent, the fix was a $10 thermostat, but I doubt something newer would be a simple fix)
Definitely run when you can get a 100K miles car that is clean for 5K.
This was Flint two years ago:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/08/12/detroit-flooding-michigan-freeways-photos_n_5671147.html
Paddle like hell.
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