Saab, in collaboration with Helsing, on June 11 announced the successful completion of the first three flights integrating ...

The Viggen’s designers faced strict demands—Mach 2 performance, short takeoffs from 500-meter roads, and easy maintenance by small teams. With limited resources, Sweden relied on innovative ...

Hey everybody, remember either of those? This one happens to be both the convertible version and the desirable 5-speed Viggen (thunderbolt) edition, named after Saab's Viggen fighter jet.

Summary and Key Points: The Saab-37 Viggen, a fourth-generation Swedish-built fighter jet, was the backbone of the Swedish Air Force from the 1970s to 2007. -Known for its versatility, the Viggen ...

Like a Nascar pit stop. That is how one former Saab Gripen and Viggen pilot describes the Swedish air force's decades-old prowess in conducting road-strip operations.

Saab 9-3 Viggen Another Saab with a great name and a great bodykit, the hot 9-3 Viggen got its moniker – which means ‘thunderbolt’ in Swedish – from the Saab 37 Viggen fighter jet.

The name came from Saab’s 37 Viggen jet fighter. The 9-3 did get some jet-inspired upgrades, like the Nimonic alloy used on the exhaust valves, notable for its heat resistance.

To many, Saab is known as a once popular automotive manufacturer, but the name is also attached to some of the best and coolest fighter jets ever built.

The Saab 37 Viggen Was a Fighter Built for War with Russia So, while Saab is best remembered in America for it’s 9-series automobiles, it’s perhaps the Saab 37 Viggen for which Saab should be ...