Used Saturn S-Series for Sale

This has been an excellent car for me, firstly I really like its simplicity, no gps, power seats, etc. Less to break in my experience, it has been very reliable. The simplicity also makes it very fun to drive because it is small and uses plastic body panels it is very nimble, while not really fast, it remains a blast to drive. I like its sporty looks as well, while sporty its not over the top and doesn't draw attention from law enforcement. While materials are definitely low end they don't seem to break or fall apart often and when they do are quite easy to repair. Lastly the fuel economy is excellent, I get 32-36 mpg on regular basis, which puts a lot of extra money back in my pocket. By the way I once fit two 8 foot 2x4's in the car by folding down the back seat and letting one end set on the dash and the other in the trunk.

First of all, I feel safe in my Saturn. I originally bought a Saturn after a friend recommended that all of her friends buy Saturns after she survived a head-on collision on one. She'd recently learned that had she been driving a car with a body made from different materials, there would have been no way she would have lived. I bought my 2001 SL-1 used and it runs better than brand new cars I've owned. Second, it looks like a high-end vehicle but isn't priced like one. I feel classy driving around in my Saturn despite it being a vehicle that I think has been discontinued (not many people work on them anymore, at least). I think the interior design is comfortable and there's a lot of space for transporting lots of people and items. I've driven across the country with this thing and a whole lot of stuff and at no point did my partner or I feel crowded. I'd recommend this car to anyone!

I have owned and driven this car for the last 8 years. I bought it from a Saturn dealership as a certified pre-owned car. I have driven it all over the country, making 3000 mile trips twice with no breakdowns. I've never had to replace a major engine part, only minor repairs and maintenance. However, the interior is as cheap as it could possibly be and I have had problems with rain leaking into my car for almost the entire time that I've owned it, despite attempts to fix this problem. Everyone makes fun of my car because it “rains inside” but I've never had it break down on me. Piece of the inside have broken off, any kind of knob or button. The lights on the inside are out and the ceiling has been falling down for awhile now but that's most likely due to the rain that gets inside. I've also had to replace both window motors and half of my sunroof won't automatically close, I have to use a screwdriver to manually close it. I got this car for college because I knew I would be making the 100 mile trip home many times during school. This car has definitely served it's purpose but the interior was so cheaply made I can't imagine how much I would like this car if the interior held up as well as the engine has.