Last December I took my car to midas on 2625 state road, cuyahoga falls, oh because of the check engine light on. They fixed my cataytic converter. My check right engine light would not go off. On 022716 inv 0143048 check engine light was still on. I had to do $292.69 worth repairs.03172017 inv 0151700 $1329.39 worth repairs.41517 inv 0152375 $1152.39 worth repairs.052217 inv 0148090 $1000 worth repairs.on 061017 inv 0152375 the catalytic converters were replaced for free. The pairs were recalled. Took the car to Mazda of bedford. The check engine light is still on.phone number 440 439 2323. They scanned the car. The catalytic converter still not right. Took the car to mechanic. Mechanic clears the code. He told me it is a history code. My check engine light is still on.

- Cuyahoga Falls, OH, USA

At below freezing temperatures, the fuel line leaks raw gasoline onto the engine, near the turbocharger, creating a fire risk. The evaporated gasoline is immediately pumped into the passenger cabin creating a health risk. This is a known issue for the Subaru WRX and a recall was issued. The 2005 Saab 9-2X is mechanically identical in this regard to the WRX, but no recall was issued. Details: Https://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php"T=1893471 examples: www.carcomplaints.com/Saab/9-2X/2005/fuel_system/fuel_propulsion_system.shtml discussion: saab92X.com/viewtopic.php"id=17792&P=1

- Portland, OR, USA

Takata recall. The contact owns a 2005 Saab 9-2X. The contact stated that vehicle was leaking oil. The vehicle was repaired but the details were not available. The contact received notification of NHTSA campaign numbers: 11V464000 (suspension) and 15V323000 (air bags) and stated that the parts needed for the repairs were not available. The contact stated that the manufacturer exceeded a reasonable amount of time for the recall repairs. The manufacture was made aware of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 123,000. Part distribution disconnect. VIN tools confirms parts not available.

- Seal Beach, CA, USA

During cold weather, fuel lines leak/seep raw fuel into engine compartment. If left untreated, could potentially cause engine fire, leading to injury and death. Please get Subaru/Saab to fix asap.

- Hoboken, NJ, USA

This car, while a Saab by name, is made by Subaru and is mechanically identical to a 2005 impreza WRX. Subaru recalled 2002- 2003 wrxs for a cold weather fuel leak. The recall number is 01-170-09. This car being two model years newer is not covered however it suffers from the exact same issue. During very cold temperatures like the ones we are experiencing now, (below 20 degrees F) raw fuel leaks from a hose in the engine compartment. This smell floods the cabin and is so bad, windows need to be rolled down. I have contacted Subaru for assistance but have yet to receive help.

- Waukesha, WI, USA

When temperatures get near freezing, there is a strong gasoline smell coming from the engine compartment that seeps into the cabin. It seems like the clamps that hold the rubber fuel lines may come loose over time and the cold causes the lines to contract allowing the fuel to leak.

- Richardson, TX, USA

Vehicle interior smells heavily of gasoline after sitting outside in freezing temperatures. Fuel smell persists at low speeds and seems to be coming from underhood.

- Ann Arbor, MI, USA

Very strong fuel smell in car, and in engine compartment after starting car. Ambient outdoor temperatures for the last 4-5 days have been below 20 degrees F. this particular vehicle has been in service in Vermont since February 2007, and in Connecticut before that when originally purchased new. This is the same issue that has already been addressed by Subaru for the 02-03 Subaru WRX (which shares an identical powertrain/fueling system with the Saab 9-2X aero), as outlined in recall # NHTSA campaign id number: 09V468000 EA09011 NHTSA action number: EA09011 (Subaru recall program #wvk-21).

- Jericho, VT, USA