anyone have any idea of the fuel consumtion of a 2004 Saab 93 2lt as I am thinking of buying one.

around 25 in the city and 30 on the highway, that is if you can keep your foot out of it.

l have a 9-3 2004 Arc 2.0t here in Australia. l do 80km a day peak hour (city/stuck on freeway) driving. My average fuel consumption computer shows 8.4 l/100km (sorry, easy enough to convert to mpg). In the time I've had the car (about 4 months) it is never gone >9.1 l/100km.

Just for reference, before this car l owned a little VW Golf 1.6l. Logically u would say the bigger Saab must use more, but l fill up at the pump exactly the same time each week, my driving habits r the same, & it costs no notable difference at the pump. After the 4mths I'd have to say my gut feeling is it is on par with the 1.6l Golf *for my driving style*. l really have not noticed any extra fuel cost.

l like the car.. very comfy. Not crazy about being under the GM 'stable' though, & was not happy with GM servicing. Overall though l am very happy with it.

This depends a little on the transmission in the car. l can tell you with my 2.0t and a 5 speed manual, l was around 23-24 MPG in city driving and around 33-34 MPG on the highway. l found it to be fairly frugal with gas and have decent power.
If you have an automatic transmission, l would image that those numbers would decrease approximately 1-2 MPG.
Keep in mind with the low pressure turbo engine (175hp) you can also use lower octane gas to lower your fuel costs.

EPA Fuel Economy Est - City (MPG) 23

EPA Fuel Economy Est - Hwy (MPG) 34