My Saturd sucks 

Exactly. He is whining about it and there all really simple fixes

+Elite Product nor have we really other than the emergency break thing but ours is a automatic. Like I said there all simple fixes

Tony D that’s not an accomplishment my grandmas 04 Volvo has 225000 miles and it still runs like its only 1

Point is it's cheaply built and won't last.

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Charlie Lainez The Sky is an Opel GT with a Saturn badge super glued onto it. It’s not actually a Saturn. Opel also designed and engineered the Aura and the Astra. And it’s true that the Opel-designed models were pretty good. I’m talking about the vehicles actually designed and engineered by Saturn themselves.

You just don't take care of your car.

I'm judging the brand based on the four different S-Series models that my family has had. The ones my sister and I had-both of which we maintained-disintegrated right around 140K. And they felt like they were made by Fisher-Price. Meanwhile, the Toyotas our family has had have all made it well past 200k with NO MAJOR PROBLEMS at all. The Toyota I have right now has 265K on it and runs like brand new. Toyotas are better than Saturns. Period.

And I'm sure yours is still pretty reliable because it only has 74K. When it gets to 120-130K, get rid of it because it will not last long past that.

I junked it. The engine went out again, the electrical system totally glitched out, the clutch hydraulics went out, and the car only had 170,000 on it. So I said forget it and got a Toyota. 240k and still runs perfectly-and all original 😃

I'm sorry to hear about your unfortunate experience. I would also like to point out that Toyota isn't my favorite brand-that would probably be Mazda (if price were no object, it would be BMW). But that's not even the point of this comment-what I'm saying is that my family has a history with multiple examples of both the Saturn S-series and the Toyota Camry. The Saturns were both one-owner cars before we got them (the first with only 38,000 miles and neither one could make it to 150,000 miles without a major issue. Meanwhile, the Camrys all made it well past the 200,000 mile mark with no issue worse than a shorted-out seat belt sensor (caused by a spilled cup of coffee). Even their air conditioners still worked perfectly. My BMW had about 400,000 miles on it when it got rear-ended, and it had literally had the crap beaten out of it every single day. My Mazda had 210,000 miles on it when I sold it, and it still ran like a brand-new car (I still kick myself for selling it). The garage I used to work at had an old Toyota Pickup with about 500,000 miles on it, and it started the first time, every time (even after sitting for a couple of weeks). I know what a "good" car is, and the Saturn S-series is not one.

I agree! Or maybe go to dodge

oto169 haha yup 😆

Cirice Countess I did. To a junk yard. For $73. Cuz it’s a plastic car. Got a Toyota and with 300k still runs perfectly. Toyota is good and Saturn is-garbage.

GM still exists, sadly...

@ William McLeod . Or to put it a better way--- Theres a reason why GM ( the manufactuers of Saturn) went bankrupt in 2009 and Toyota had one of its best years ever...

At 180,000 my SC2 had problems with the brakes, clutch hydraulics, electrical system-and the engine burned its third exhaust valve and was using a quart of oil every 2 days. Now I have a Toyota Camry. ironically, it used to be my sister's car-my parents handed it over to her when her 97 SC1 disintegrated at 140,000. My Toyota has 260,000 miles on it and it runs like a brand new car-and has saved two different people from two different Saturn SCs which both completely fell apart with well under 200,000 miles.

I have a 97 SL2 with 322000 miles! Enough said!

thevez2001 that are shit

well, not all saturds are awesome.