should i buy a used saturn?????????

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by greg campbell, Oct 27, 2003.

  1. i have an 88 chevy nova with 210,000 miles on it and i want to replace it
    with another used hi mpg vehicle. any suggestions? something cheap to buy,
    cheap to own. i'm mainly looking for suggestions on what to avoid. i commute
    100 miles a day
     
    greg campbell, Oct 27, 2003
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    Ken Knapp Guest

    I'd have no qualms at all about buying a used Saturn. I have gotten 44 mpg
    out of a 2002 SL. They have a reputation for lasting many many miles, are
    one of the easier makes to work on if you do your own work, and also a lot
    of the normal wear items are very reasonable to buy. If you have your work
    done at the dealer, though, I feel it's a little pricey.

    Ken
     
    Ken Knapp, Oct 27, 2003
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    mjh404 Guest

    My personal preference would be a used SL2 over a new Saturn. Typical Saturn
    owners are known to take good care of their cars and keep things in good
    working shape. As with any used car there may be some things that are in
    need of repair, be prepared for that. IMHO, there is not much different in
    the quality of a new or old Saturn, they are made just about the same,
    especially the interior. If the original owner took good care of it, you can
    avoid price depreciation, break-in periods and that new car debugging while
    getting a mid to low mileage car that will be dependable.
     
    mjh404, Oct 27, 2003
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