The SAAB 9-3 (2011-12) 2DR CONVERTIBLE 1.9TTID DPF 180 EU5 AERO INDEPENDENCE EDITION AUTO6 is a premium-feeling, four-seat convertible, rather than a practical family hatchback or SUV. It offers open-air motoring with distinctive Swedish character, sitting in today’s used-car market as an uncommon alternative to established German cabriolets. Mycarcheck.com has recorded nine look-ups covering two distinct VINs, so these figures offer a small snapshot, not a definitive market average. The checks show an average private-sale valuation of £7,200 and mileage of 74,000; recorded annual mileage averages 3,000, suggesting some examples may have been used sparingly in recent years. With its 180-horsepower diesel and six-speed automatic, the Aero Independence Edition suits couples seeking relaxed touring and stylish weekends. It is less suited to short-trip city drivers or buyers needing maximum rear-seat space. Against rivals like the Audi A4 Cabriolet, its rarity, Saab character and open-air appeal are distinctive today.