SAAB - XWD Badge
Explaination and usages
What does actually the XWD badge mean on vehicles by SAAB?
Designation used by SAAB to mark their vehicles with four wheel drive in opposition to a standard drive on the front axle.
List of cars using this badge
Vehicles by SAAB
acceleration
6.5
seconds
consumption
11.0
l/100km
D - Segment (Large family car)
produced from 2007. to 2012.
produced from 2007. to 2012.
acceleration
6.2
seconds
consumption
10.6
l/100km
D - Segment (Large family car)
produced from 2007. to 2012.
produced from 2007. to 2012.
acceleration
8.5
seconds
consumption
8.1
l/100km
D - Segment (Large family car)
produced from 2007. to 2012.
produced from 2007. to 2012.
acceleration
8.3
seconds
consumption
7.9
l/100km
D - Segment (Large family car)
produced from 2007. to 2012.
produced from 2007. to 2012.
acceleration
8.5
seconds
consumption
8.1
l/100km
D - Segment (Large family car)
produced from 2007. to 2012.
produced from 2007. to 2012.
acceleration
9.2
seconds
consumption
6.7
l/100km
E - Segment (Luxury car)
produced from 2010. to 2012.
produced from 2010. to 2012.
acceleration
9.3
seconds
consumption
6.6
l/100km
E - Segment (Luxury car)
produced from 2010. to 2012.
produced from 2010. to 2012.
acceleration
6.9
seconds
consumption
10.6
l/100km
E - Segment (Luxury car)
produced from 2010. to 2012.
produced from 2010. to 2012.
acceleration
8.3
seconds
consumption
8.5
l/100km
E - Segment (Luxury car)
produced from 2010. to 2012.
produced from 2010. to 2012.
acceleration
8.0
seconds
consumption
8.6
l/100km
E - Segment (Luxury car)
produced from 2010. to 2012.
produced from 2010. to 2012.
acceleration
7.3
seconds
consumption
10.1
l/100km
E - Segment (Luxury car)
produced from 2010. to 2012.
produced from 2010. to 2012.
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