The Saab 96, produced from 1959 to 1972, is a distinctive Swedish automobile renowned for its unique design, safety innovations, and robust engineering. Originally conceived by Sixten Sason, this vehicle transitioned from innovative two-stroke engines to the more powerful Ford-derived V4 engine, offering models in both Sedan and Station Wagon (Combi) body styles. Its integrated safety cage structure, a hallmark of Saab's aircraft heritage, along with front disc brakes on later models and rack-and-pinion steering, provided a level of safety and driving dynamics ahead of its time. The Saab 96 is celebrated for its durability and character, making it a beloved classic among enthusiasts worldwide.

This comprehensive Workshop Service Repair Manual (WSRM) provides essential information for the maintenance, diagnosis, and repair of all Saab 96 models. Covering over 500 pages in English, it details every major system, including the 2-stroke and V4 engines, transmission, brakes, suspension, electrical systems, fuel system, cooling system, and bodywork. The manual offers step-by-step procedures for routine maintenance, troubleshooting common faults, and complete component rebuilding, alongside critical technical specifications and wiring diagrams. It is an indispensable resource for Saab 96 owners, independent repair shops, and classic car technicians seeking to preserve the performance and longevity of this iconic vehicle.