2001 Saturn S-Series

Pros: Great sporty look. Chick and dude magnet, safe, economical, terrific customer service

Cons: Not real comfy for very tall or broad people, slight noise factor

The Bottom Line: Fantastic car for the money. You get the Saturn name, reliability, no haggle policy, honesty. A few little problems as in any vehicle, so please check out review.

Review: I am the proud owner of a Saturn SC 2 now, the 1999 two door version (no, not virgin). My car has all the accoutrements, bells and whistles. You can read about my current vehicle if you wish. I happened to catch a spunky, sporty, classy little...

Pros: Dent proof body, unique third door, advanced options, just to name a few.

Cons: A little less comfortable than some of its competitors.

The Bottom Line: For the $15-20,000 line of Coupes, Saturn should be your first choice. This car definitely gives you the most bang for your buck!

Review: There are many different S series Saturns. I am writing about the highest end model, the SC-2. The ‘C’ denotes it as being a Coupe, and the ‘2’ primarily denotes it as having the larger engine. The expression used to be ‘2 door Coupe’, but Saturn has...

Pros: Safety, fuel economy, and all the standard equippment.

Cons: None, as close to perfect as you can get.

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When my husband introduced me to the Saturn it was the 1999 SL2. We have driven this car all over the United States; it performs like a dream and hasn’t ever given us many problems. I had to check out the 2001 SL2 Saturn!

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Pros: Security System anti-theft, dent/crash resistant body, safety features, comfort, design, price, colors

Cons: none, yet

The Bottom Line: The 2001 Saturn SC1 is comfortable, with lots of convenience and safety features and an affordable price tag. Safety/security features mean insurance savings, too!

Review: I've lived with my 2001 Saturn SC1 for a little over three months, now. What do I think about it? you ask. So far, it's great! Ahem, as much as I hate to admit it, I'm glad I bought it this year. It has made driving a pleasure,...

Pros: Overall very reliable.

Cons: Just a few quirks that we've had to get used to.

The Bottom Line: Overall very good car. Glad I found it.

Review: **warning** I am a housewife, hence this review will be written from a housewife's p.o.v. I don't get technical with my reviews, for the simple reason that I am not qualified to do so. I can tell what it is like to own this car and drive it on a ...

Pros: Sporty look w/ quick 16 cam engine. Third door is a nice extra.

Cons: A bit tight, not much head and leg room for larger person

Review: In search of a deal, I walked the Honda and Toyota used-car lots. I found several prospect a year or two old with low to average mileage, but the price tag didn't feel used. The temptation to spend $15,000 on a used Honda forced me to cross the street...

Pros: Great gas mileage, sporty design, handy 3rd door, security system, and the Saturn Experience...

Cons: Some early problems under warrantee, length of warrantee

The Bottom Line: The restyled 2001 SC2 will turn heads while saving you money on gas.

Review: My first experience with Saturn was back in 1995 when I was looking for a new car after graduating from college and starting a new job. I settled on a green 1996 SL2 with most of the proverbial bells and whistles. As a testament to Saturn, I still own...

Pros: Lots of options, sporty, safety features

Cons: a little pricey

Review: When I discovered that I had a case of new car fever I was having a hard
time deciding what kind of car to buy. I found myself at the Saturn
dealership, and I was very impressed.
Everyone there was so nice, and nobody tried to...

Pros: Great value, extremely reliable and spacious

Cons: None if you compare with other compact sedan

The Bottom Line: If you are looking to buy, or lease a reliable and fun to drive compact sedan, go to a Saturn dealer. You will never regret your decision.

Review: In 1994, i bough my first Saturn, an SC1 aqua coupe. For seven years, my Saturn never gave me any major problems, just regular maintenance (that means far less maintenance in seven years with the Saturn than with my parents 1997 Toyota Camry). So after...

Pros: Comfortable, mileage, sleek look, reliable, safe

Cons: Traction, cabin noise, small problems early on

The Bottom Line: Saturn has the advantage of observing what other older car companies did wrong and avoiding those problems in its own manufacturing of cars.

Review: The contents of this review are based on my experiences with my own Saturn SL1 and my friend's Saturn SL2. So anything I mention here does not necessarily apply to other cars in the S-series, as I have not had experience with those.

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