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Saturn SL Owner Stories (6 stories)
  • 1995 Saturn SL
    monchis, Whittier, CA, September 19, 2011 22:00
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    while driving this car it started to shake then got home and turned it off. I now will turn the key on and no power no lights nothing like if there was no battery on the car and the battery is new try jumping it bus no power nothing comes on. can anyone help. Thank you
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  • 2002 Saturn SL
    gobo4172, Salisbury, MD, September 09, 2010 04:45
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    i love the car i just wish it wasn't so low ground its hard for my husband thats 6 ft tall to get in and out
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  • 2002 Saturn SL
    Mr. Max, Kissimmee, FL, February 20, 2010 10:33
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    For the past 8 years it has performed great-always starts on the first crank. Great gas mileage. There is alot of road noise. Stereo/CD player has good sound. Comfortable ride but does sit low to the ground. Parts replaced so far: Cooling Fan (90k), Tires twice (first set lasted 5 years!) Brakes twice, steering fluid, brake fluid, oil plug (striped over time) and Spark plugs twice (first time I installed wrong ones, always change with the manual's suggestion part #). Great reliable car.
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  • 2000 Saturn SL
    Film_TV_Geek, Santa Paula, CA, February 27, 2009 14:16
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    Not as good as my 97SL2 but . . .outside of normal maintenance, intake gasket-84K; radiator/water pump-115k and complete suspension from coils to struts-101k. $2500 for 120k miles still pretty good
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  • 1997 Saturn SL
    Film_TV_Geek, Santa Paula, CA, February 27, 2009 14:10
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    270K miles on "Goldie" outside of normal maintenance, nothing until 180K-AC replaced & Radiator replaced; 190K lower control arms and the 250K transmission. So let's see - about $2400 over 12 years, not to bad.
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  • 1997 Saturn SL
    Jonathan8, Marysville, WA, February 01, 2009 15:35
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    Had to get the head gasket replaced on mine due to leaking oil, but otherwise a great, reliable car - even in snow.
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