2003 Saturn Ion Usados en Venta

This car does what it's made for - it gets you from point A to point B. We put tons of miles on the car per year because of my husband's job, so we didn't want a way expensive car we would just have to replace soon, but we also wanted a reliable one. The car looks flashy, but is very basic. The gas mileage is pretty good (around 30 mpg freeway, a little less in town) but not as great as we had been told originally. When we first bought it, we had problems with the pass lock - but so did everybody else who bought a Saturn. We ended up replacing the ignition switch (which the company is now recalling and funding the bill to fix) and switching out the shift assembly and that took care of the problem. It's not the most comfortable and luxurious car in the world, but roomy enough I guess. It's pretty noisy, especially on the freeway. Our particular model is pretty jerky between gears - even though it's an automatic. It took some getting used to when we first got it. Like I said, it does what it's made for, but doesn't exactly pamper you while it does it :) Pretty reliable car so far, as long as you keep up on the maintenance.

My 2003 Saturn Ion Quad Coupe has been my companion for the last twelve years. It's taken me from Michigan to Minnesota and back again, through pouring rain and drifting snow, to weddings and funerals. It's the kind of car that becomes a member of the family. My nine-year old has high hopes of taking possession of it when he's old enough to drive. I'm not making any promises to share it if it makes it to the ripe old age of 18.

I love this vehicle. Although it is merely a compact sedan with minimal features such as power windows and power door locks, I have never had an issue with it. I purchased the car for a little bit over $2,000 a year or so ago, and it had around 80,000 miles. Now it has 100,000 miles, and the only maintenance I've needed to do is change the brakes and routine oil changes. The car gets good gas mileage, getting around 26 mpg in the city and 33 mpg on the highway. You're getting the same chassis and mechanics a as a Chevrolet Cobalt, with a little bit sleeker look. The interior is roomy enough. I am 5'11", and I have plenty of room in the driver's seat.