Reports from Sweden are saying that at least two members of Saab's former management team have been arrested on charges of serious tax evasion from 2010 and 2011.

Welcome to Used Car Face Off, where we find two similar or similarly priced used cars and ask you which one you would buy. Choose wisely!

Rock-and-rollers Vampire Weekend are currently doing an Ask Me Anything session over on Reddit, and someone brought up their recent crime against autodom: the Saab 900s that were torched for their "Diane Young" video.

Saab declared bankruptcy in late 2011, and it looks like all the surviving cars are slowly being targeted for destruction one at a time through various acts of mayhem. First it was Vampire Weekend music videos, and now a bridge collapse in Ionia, Michigan.

I like the Texas Mile because it's big and crazy, just like an event in my home state ought to be. There's the record-breaking runs from the Hennessey Venom GT and other cars with horsepower in the four digit range, plus ridiculous wild cards like this: a 1996 Saab 900 that made it to a staggering 174 mph.

Remember how what was left of Saab got bought up by Chinese-owned National Electric Vehicle Sweden? We now have some more details on their plans to resurrect the brand, which may include the Phoenix platform developed for the abandoned Saab 9-3.

Amidst all the hoopla about Vampire Weekend's torching of a pair of Saabs for their Diane Young video, and the band's subsequent apology to the Saab faithful, nobody mentioned one of the best uses of a Saab in a musical context in recent years — Peter Hughes' concept album Fangio. It's a collection of songs about…

Our mourning over the death of Saab has only deepened in recent months as we came to see photos of the aborted 9-3 Phoenix, the car that was intended to carry on the brand's hatchback legend in a uniquely Saab-ish way and bring them back from the brink. Unfortunately Saab went bankrupt before that car ever entered…

BAIC has the rights to produce an updated version of the old Saab 9-5, like the one your college professor's wife drove. Now Nicolas Cage has signed on as the brand ambassador for these cars.