The two-door station wagon by Saab was introduced in June of 1959, featuring a bigger three-cylinder engine. Standard equipment on the 95 models includes padded sunvisors, self-canceling turn signals, windshield washers, heater and defroster and a locking glovebox.

Powering this Saab Wagon is a 1.7-liter inline engine with 73-hp. Connected to the engine is a four-speed manual transmission. The car has been cosmetically restored in beige, and is detailed nicely and presented with a tidy engine bay.