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Saturn Cars
GM launched Saturn in 1990 to fight imports with a fresh brand targeted to younger buyers who were shying away from the company’s older divisions like Pontiac and Chevy. The company is known best for their pleasant dealers who don’t pressure shoppers or haggle over price in order to gain customer loyalty.
Saturn Cars - Available for Sale
Saturn Astra - Compact Car, Base MSRP $17,045
Saturn Aura - Mid-Size Car, Base MSRP $22,655
Saturn Aura Hybrid - Mid-Size Car, Base MSRP $26,325
Saturn OUTLOOK - Mid-Size SUV, Base MSRP $30,625
Saturn Sky - Sporty Car, Base MSRP $27,595
Saturn VUE - Compact SUV, Base MSRP $23,280
Saturn VUE Hybrid - Mid-Size SUV, Base MSRP $28,160
Saturn Astra - Compact Car, Base MSRP $17,045
Saturn Aura - Mid-Size Car, Base MSRP $22,655
Saturn Aura Hybrid - Mid-Size Car, Base MSRP $26,325
Saturn OUTLOOK - Mid-Size SUV, Base MSRP $30,625
Saturn Sky - Sporty Car, Base MSRP $27,595
Saturn VUE - Compact SUV, Base MSRP $23,280
Saturn VUE Hybrid - Mid-Size SUV, Base MSRP $28,160
Saturn Cars - Not for Sale
Saturn Aura Green Line Hybrid - Mid-Size Car
Saturn ION - Compact Car
Saturn L-Series - Mid-Size Car
Saturn L100 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn L200 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn L300 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn LS - Mid-Size Car
Saturn LS1 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn LS2 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn LW1 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn LW2 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn LW200 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn LW300 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn Relay - Minivan
Saturn S-Series - Compact Car
Saturn Saturn - Compact Car
Saturn SC - Sporty Car
Saturn SC1 - Compact Car
Saturn SC2 - Sporty Car
Saturn SL - Compact Car
Saturn SL1 - Compact Car
Saturn SL2 - Compact Car
Saturn SW2 - Compact Car
Saturn VUE Green Line - Mid-Size SUV
Saturn Aura Green Line Hybrid - Mid-Size Car
Saturn ION - Compact Car
Saturn L-Series - Mid-Size Car
Saturn L100 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn L200 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn L300 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn LS - Mid-Size Car
Saturn LS1 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn LS2 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn LW1 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn LW2 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn LW200 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn LW300 - Mid-Size Car
Saturn Relay - Minivan
Saturn S-Series - Compact Car
Saturn Saturn - Compact Car
Saturn SC - Sporty Car
Saturn SC1 - Compact Car
Saturn SC2 - Sporty Car
Saturn SL - Compact Car
Saturn SL1 - Compact Car
Saturn SL2 - Compact Car
Saturn SW2 - Compact Car
Saturn VUE Green Line - Mid-Size SUV
Changes in the Saturn Cars Line-Up
For 2009, inline 4-cylinder-powered Auras get 6-speed automatic transmission as standard equipment, while the 6-cylinder version of the entry-level Aura XE has been discontinued. The Aura Green Line is now known simply as the Aura Hybrid; it gets larger 17-inch wheels with low-rolling-resistance tires. Stabilitrak electronic stability control is now standard on all Auras, which will make for a safer ride.
The Saturn warranty on all their 2007 vehicles now covers the powertrain (engine, transmission, and parts that deliver power to the wheels), roadside assistance, and courtesy transportation during warranty repairs for 5 years or 100,000 miles (160,000 km).
News on Saturn Cars
A couple of years ago, as Saturn’s sales nose-dived, there was speculation that GM would kill off its youngest division. However, recently Saturn execs have been working closely with one of GM's European brands, Opel, and the two divisions will share platforms for many models going forward, starting with the Saturn Sky. GM has also announced the best warranty of any full-line automaker, with coverage up to 100,000 miles or five years across its entire 2009 car and light-duty truck lineup in the United States and Canada, reflecting its success in dramatically improving the quality and durability of its vehicles. With these new developments in the Saturn label, the company hopes to establish itself in the competitive car market.
