Saab Monte Carlo Transmission Parts

Debuted for the 1966 model year, the Saab Monte Carlo was a renamed version of the Sport model by this Swedish brand, yet both these vehicles were based on the Saab 96. Designed as a performance-oriented automobile, the Monte Carlo was outfitted with a two-stroke three-cylinder engine having one Solex carburetor per each cylinder and making 55 hp; afterward, the motor was supplanted with a V4 engine designed by Ford. Both of these motors were coupled with a four-speed manual transmission. However, the production run of the automobile was quite short – it was discontinued in 1968.

At that time, the car was valued for good drivability and performance characteristics, but today, the model rather has a collectible value and is very rare, as well as replacement parts you may need for maintenance or repair job. If you are in need of such parts for your vehicle, you've come to the right address. On our virtual pages, you will find an assortment of Saab Monte Carlo transmission parts including only high-quality products by leading brands such as National, Dorman, and Westar.