1992 Saturn S-Series Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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CarGurus Editorial Team
Written by CarGurus Editorial Team

Published August 9, 2022

$8,470 to $11,875

Overview

Saturn decided to keep things simple as it updated the Saturn S-Series for 1992. Noteworthy changes included a new mounting system for the...

Saturn decided to keep things simple as it updated the Saturn S-Series for 1992. Noteworthy changes included a new mounting system for the engine and transmission to cut down on noise, redesigned wheels, revised seat belts and climate control, and extra insulation for the passenger compartments. In addition the SC and SL2 trims received new 135 mph odometers. Saturn also added leather seat upholstery as an option. Otherwise, everything remained the same. The SL, SL1, SL2, and SC represent the 4 trims. In addition, the 4 trims still come in 2 general tiers, with the SL and SL1 using a 1.9 L, 85 hp 4 cylinder engine while the SL2 and SC have a 1.9 L, 124 hp engine. The trims retain their general dimensions and standard features, including AM/FM audio, power brakes, and remote trunk release. The SL and SL1 give you the best gas mileage with figures ranging from 28 mpg in city, 38 mpg on the highway in manual to 26 mpg in the city, 35 on the highway in automatic. Air conditioning comes as an option in all trims. Overall, reviewers appreciate the '92 S-Series' durability. Individuals have put up to 250,000 miles on their cars and report few serious problems. While aesthetics could stand some improvement, the low price tag made this model appealing to just about anyone on a budget. If you don't mind some of the outdated features, plan to pick up your used model as soon as you can before it becomes a true relic.

What owners say

AI Summary · 10 reviews

"Overall, owners of the 1992 Saturn S-Series appreciate its dependability, fuel efficiency, and fun driving experience. They love the low maintenance costs and good handling, especially around corners. However, many drivers mention issues with aging, build quality, and the appearance of the car, noting problems with rust and outdated interior styling."

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doesnt look that great because the previous owner mucked it up. performance is ok. its not super fast or anything, come on, its got less than 200hp. handles beautifully (for FWD) and can really carve some corners. and it is TONS of fun to drive just put in a new motor (along with a fidanza flywheel/exedy clutch combo), no thanks to chris, since he blew my motor! btw chris, since you didnt pay for the motor, you get to help in my next project build. oh yeah, its got a couple of grand in mods, nothing super crazy though. some are: custom HKS Ti exhaust (cat back), EBC/Brembo brake setup, KYB struts/Sprint springs, custom CNC machined strut tower bars(fully adjustable), MSD ignition, AEM/HKS induction, and so on..

January 4, 2009

Performance- can do 2 wheel burn out, have beaten v8s, handling is not the best its very front heavey Build Quality- due to poor design its rusting out bad Appearance- Sporty for a 4 door and not over complicated COA- $300 3 years ago and about $500-$1000 every year Fun- 5 speed tire burning fun

August 24, 2009

The car is very compact and does not require much gas. It has a large trunk and plenty of leg room. Overall, it is a great little car!

July 25, 2007

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