I needed a vehicle that was easy for me to get in and out of because of hip and joint pain. So I looked at SUVs. I wanted to buy American made and Saturn fit that bill. I also had been with someone else when they bought a Saturn and really liked the way the dealership treated customers. There was no pressure and all my questions were addressed. I knew how much money I had set aside for a new vehicle and I wasn't about to pay more than I had. I didn't want to go into debt. So they worked with me at the dealership to get the vehicle I wanted for the price I could pay. The sad part of the story is that Saturn stopped making cars soon after I bought mine. I was concerned about what kind of service I would get at other dealerships. I didn't have to worry. The Chevrolet dealer hired many of the specially trained Saturn mechanics and my service continued without interruption. I've loved my car as it is comfortable, gets decent gas mileage, and still looks as good as other cars made since. We take it on long trips and love how it rides. I'd buy another Saturn if they still made them.

I have had this car for a very long time. It is extremely dependable and very low maintenance. I have 167,000 miles and have had no major issues with engine or transmission. I love the way the car handles on the pavement and is comfortable to sit in for long car trips.