1959 Saab 93B

In 1959, the first of its kind rolled off the assembly line - a Swedish marvel known as the Saab 93B. Crafted with aerodynamic design principles borrowed from aviation technology by its founder, aircraft engineer Markus Wallenberg, this distinctive and innovative vehicle showcased Saab's unique heritage. Produced during the dawn of Sweden's automotive industry, the 1959 Saab 93B was a pioneering model marked by its unusual, yet functional design elements such as an ignition switch located near the transmission for easier access while seated, and a rear-facing third brake light integrated into the tail fin - distinctive characteristics that set it apart from other vehicles of its time.

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