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We offer first-rate customer service and can give you payment that is fair Saturn market value. The Saturn price that we pay is immediate and reliable. Maintenance can also be an issue if the closest GM dealer is in another town. We recommend not buying a Saturn if your goal is to save money. The only reason you should buy one right now is if you truly love Saturn cars AND you're willing to keep the car for a long time at least 7 years.
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Follow this up with my checklist to make sure you squeeze out every last bit of savings. I can't afford a new car right now. Can anyone out there give some advice or information.
Would be greatfully appreciative on some input. Michelle answered about a year ago. Same problem. I think with older Saturns, the parts are harder to find. I have a Saturn LW and it has been in the shop 2 weeks at a time while they are having trouble finding parts to fix it. GuruP6K55 answered about a year ago. GuruJT9ZG answered about a year ago. How often is this website because a lot of these dealership NEVER call you back to say the car is sold or not at all.
I really think it's annoying that I don't hear a word from them. My Saturn Outlook has a message that the oil pressure is low stop engine.
I checked the oil and it is showing within a n While slowing for a turn or stop the engine will turn off. We have had the computer checked for codes each time and none have ever registered.
In addition, occasionally when starting the car, we wil I have a outlook and just recently have problems getting it started.
I had it in twice to get it check and they say nothing is wrong. Yesterday I could not get it started. I had it towed to the Content submitted by Users is not endorsed by CarGurus, does not express the opinions of CarGurus, and should not be considered reviewed, screened, or approved by CarGurus.
Please refer to CarGurus Terms of Use. Content will be removed if CarGurus becomes aware that it violates our policies. Is it a bad idea to buy a Saturn now that the brand has been discontinued?
Report Follow. It just may not be as convenient or inexpensive as in years past. What once may have been a quick service visit before work may require a day off work to travel to a neighboring town or county.
And the likelihood to needing a repair is higher than average with the Outlook, Sky, and Vue, according to our reliability surveys. In theory, parts will remain available, yet with the supplier network struggling during the recession and many vendors closing or going through bankruptcy proceedings, there are no guaranties.
Parts that were once stocked by your local Saturn dealership may become scarce. Despite GM assurances about parts availability, remember that just last month, we all thought Saturn would continue for many years to come. Hard to say definitively what a Saturn ownership experience will be like in the next decade. As always, consumers should enter the buying process with eyes wide open. With Saturn, there are simply better alternatives that are more reliable, have lower owner costs, and do not carry undue risks.
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