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Saturn S-Series Model Overview
Used Saturn S-Series
Saturn S-Series Questions
Hey I Have 1998 Saturn Sl Series
hey i just bought a 1998 saturn sl series an im not getting any spark i changed the coil pack the cam shaft positioning sensor an the clutch relay an im still not getting any spark can someone give me...
I Have A 2001 Saturn Sl1 And The Fan Won't Come On. I Have Changed The Sen...
2001 saturn sl1 fan wont come on. I've replaced the sensor and relay still nothing. I'm wondering if the ac needs to work in order for the fan to work? The check engine light is on with reading of ...
What Other Model Year Saturn Sl1 Doors Will Fit On A 2002 Saturn Sl1?
I have a 2002 Saturn SL1 4 door. The front driver's side door was damaged and needs to be replaced. I plan to go to a salvage to get a new one. I just need to know if there are other model years (2...
Hi, I Have A 93 Saturn Sl2 4 Cyl With A Dual Overhead Cam, The Prob I That ...
What Are Some Problems That Occur With This Car?
Is there a problem that occurs with the engine at about 125,000 miles or more? What are some common problems that occur with this car? I'm lookin into buting one with 125,423 miles on it and it woul...
Older Saturn S-Series
About the Saturn S-Series
A wise man once said that you never forget your first. If that adage holds true, then the S-Series will hold a special place in the hearts of Saturn fans. This compact model debuted in late 1990 and enjoyed a healthy run through the decade and into the 21st century. In addition to providing domestic competition for the the Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla, the S-Series established Saturn's reputation as a solid alternative for budget-conscious consumers.
The series began with 3 sedans and a coupe in 1991. Saturn introduced the S-Series wagon in 1993 and kept the same general trim lineup until 1999, when it introduced the unique 3 door coupe. All trims used a 1.9 L I4 engine with either 100 or 124 hp. Sales began to flag in the late 1990's as consumers grew weary of the bland design and mediocre performance. As a result, Saturn ended production in 2002 and replaced the S-Series with the Ion the next year.