Its cool that Michael gave the Saab to Fiona even though they aren't together right now.

Yeah, I was wondering about that! I couldn't remember if Jimmy (the client from episode 1) said what color his Saab was, but I'm thinking that had to be his car that Fiona was driving away from the warehouse. Michael's a great ex-boyfriend to have, eh?

AHA! I missed that last night!!! I'll have to look again in slo mo, but that looked like a convertible to me!!!

I was thinking she was driving Sam's car and I was like "what she doing driving Sam's car." Was it a convertible? I didn't even notice.

I'm not sure he gave it to her or not. She was driving it but it doesn't mean he gave it to her. I guess you can consider it part of his Burn Notice carpool. 

Here it is. It's practically a commercial for Saab. It's working too. I have NEVER considered a Saab but this car is really HOT. I might have to consider it as my next car since my 9 year old Volvo is showing it's age:

I saw the episode again and it was a Saab with a soft top. I guess Michael had to give something to Fi to keep her happy in return for all her help.

I'm not sure a paranoid like Mike would be comfortable tooling around in a convertible. BTW, that little SUV she was driving, wonder if it was re-appropriated or it's really hers. Anyway, our trio can now drive around without worrying about the cops pulling them over.

I'm not sure how they're going work it in. I think it was a pretty and not-so-subtle product placement because there was like three commercials for it during the season premiere. But, it's a nice looking car and I'd like to so Fiona cruising around in it. Michael should stick with Charger.

Also, like the commercial, there's only a glimpse of the car. What's up with that? Are they ashamed of it or something. 

They can't have Mikey tooling around in a convertible otherwise Carla or whoever is after him will take his head off in the middle of the street. But the thought of Mikey in a convertible cranking out an 1980's song... would be sooooooooo worth it.