From Day One in 1985, Saturn proclaimed itself a “different kind of car company” — and it truly was. Management and labor worked together — a phenomenon almost unheard of in the heavily ...

The Saturn brand was once one of the most recognizable in terms of American automotives. Who made these vehicles before they ...

There are 37 reviews for the 2003 Saturn Ion, ... For an ice blue car the tan-yellow interior was ugly to me nd hard to keep clean. It drove like a champ and i had it for 8years.

There are 65 reviews for the 2004 Saturn Vue, ... My family bought this car brand new and we drove it ... I always thought they were sorta ugly but fate led me to buying one and I ended up loving ...

Ugly cars?The short-lived Saturn Iondisappeared into another galaxy and wasreplaced by the Opel Astra. On the bright side, it at least gave us the Saturn Ion Quad Coupe with those bitchin' rear ...

In a few weeks we will learn the fate of Saturn. A number of options are on the table, but it is clear that Saturn no longer is part of General Motors' long-term future. Kevin Smith is principal ...

We'll explore five cars GM never should have discontinued, listed in alphabetical order to avoid favoritism. These cars represent a variety of characteristics, from performance to practicality and ...

Saturn is the GM division responsible for coming out with a state-of-the- art, low-cost, high-profit small car in the 1991 model year that will prompt consumers to shop the United States, not Japan.

In 1990, after the car already had some notoriety thanks to the leakage, the first Saturn car was rolled off the assembly lines. It was called 1991 Saturn SL Series and was a four door sedan.

General Motors Corp. finally arrived at a site to build its Saturn car. What it still lacks is a Saturn car to build. And it appears increasingly unlikely that Saturn is going to be a small, low-co… ...

Saturn values are on the rise, sure, but so are the values of pretty much every other used car. To be clear, Saturn values are going up the most, though, and by a pretty healthy margin.