The Most Overengineered Car Ever Built
What happens when airplane engineers decide the entire car industry is doing everything wrong? In this video, we explore the fascinating story of the Saab 900, a revolutionary Swedish automobile designed by aircraft engineers who questioned every automotive convention. Discover how this unconventional car pioneered turbocharged efficiency decades before it became industry standard, introduced groundbreaking safety features like side impact door beams and load path engineering, and attracted a cult following of independent thinkers. From its backwards-mounted engine to the ignition key between the seats, learn why this quirky classic predicted the future of modern automobiles. #classiccars #saab #automotive #1980s #engineering
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