Used Saturn L-Series for Sale

I bought my 2002 Saturn L300 about a year ago. I did a lot of research about different cars in my price range and wound up specifically looking for a Saturn. Even with 145,000 miles on it the car is exceptional in many ways. I was concerned that I might not get good gas mileage with a 6 cylinder, but I'm actually getting better mileage than I did with my previous 4 cylinder. The handling is great... It takes turns like a smaller car. There's only one small spot of rust on the body, which is a lot better than most cars this age. The only thing I've had to have fixed on it was a rear control arm that broke when I hit a bad pothole last spring. The interior is very nice, with most all of the controls in easy to get to locations. It's very spacious and comfortable, with a large trunk, too. The one thing I would change in the interior is the location of the window controls. They're on the center console, and I would prefer them to be on the doors. The exterior styling is nice, like a lot of the mid size cars from that time, but with a bit of a classy look. I would recommend this car to anyone looking for an inexpensive used car that can take the time to look around and find the best one on the market.

Currently my 99' Saturn has over 126k miles on it. I have replaced several key parts over the 7 years that I've owned it, and it has been through several accidents. However I love my car and it has gotten me through thick and thin. My Saturn is a 4 door Sedan style car that averages between 24-28mpg. The interior is comfortable with plenty of trunk space and back seating. Although it is only a 4 cylinder vehicle, I still manage to get decent acceleration out of it, especially considering that my car is almost 15 years old! The styling isn't anything special but its a great vehicle for getting around town and commuting to work in. My only cons I would have with my Saturn is that it is not a very safe car when it comes to impacts. The fenders are made of fiberglass and the hood is designed to absorb any impact damage to the car from in front by bending upwards. Luckily though, because these parts are so inadequate for safety, they are fairly cheap to replace if need be! My other concern is that because my car is getting older, it will require more upkeep to stay running, however I have been relatively lucky so far. I have poured hundreds of dollars into my Saturn to get it running efficiently and I do not regret any of it. I would recommend this vehicle as being an affordable, adequate, first car that anyone would use to get to school or work or around town.

The 1996 Saturn LS2 was a top contender in its day. 21 years ago that is. I bought incised back about 6 years ago. The original interior was still in great condition. Nice light and dark grey. While it is a sedan, the car just never had the roomy feel for our family. Gas millage was nice though. I think it was somewhere around 30 miles highway, give or take. She has a little over 200k miles. I had to replace the radiator once. My fault of course. The mounting brackets on the engine need to be checked periodically to be sure they are tight. I had one bolt shoot through the engine. My other Saturn had similar issues and it was the same make and model. Coincidence, maybe? Never the less a great car in its day. Too bad that day was so long ago.