Used Saturn Outlook for Sale Nationwide

No issues at all, aside from things the dealership should have done before selling. Drives very smoothly, tons of room. Very quiet inside while driving. Decent gas mileage for type of vehicle.

Highway worthy, in comfort, safety, affordability. Really GM did not need four divisions making CUVs. So Saturn was axed. But @ the 2008 NAIAS I was standing next to Bob Lutz when he compared the Enclave, Acadia, Outlook, and Traverse. His favorite was the Outlook, 'best combination of all em'. He was right! I bought it used trading in my Equinox, which I miss. But this XR has the same options plus its able to pull 4500lbs. one more sun roof and 2 more seats w/DVD. That Nox holds its value, so I got out of debt and hold the title.

It has a nice, smooth ride and it's interior is nice, not cheesey. It handles well around corners, and has 7-8 passenger seating. The exterior is very sharp looking. The gas mileage could be better. I haven't got the 32 mpg that the window sticker claims. Overall, I love it and would definitely recommend it to a friend.

The first time i saw the outlook i fell in love with it. Its stylish, had plenty of room with the 3rd row seating, and it has better than average MPG getting 20+ on the overall average city and highway.

This car is designed well, thinking of driver and passenger comforts. The seats are excellent and touches are supple. I would recommend this vehicle to anyone needing space or many seats. The only BEWARE is make sure you know the status of the transmission, because it may need replacement.