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.

I bought this car from my father my junior year of college, and I love it. It's a simple car, but a good car. It's small, it rides well, and I haven't had any major break-downs. I've moved to 3 different states with this car, driven in New York City, driven it through some awful winters, and it's always there for me.

While highly affordable as a used car, I find it's pretty nice looking on the inside. I like that it's reasonably nice-looking and you would never guess its low price tag. Saturns are considered pretty reliable as far as I can tell because each time I go to a dealer they ask to buy it off me for the resale value. I have had this car for almost 10 years and the only reason I will replace it is because it's no longer functioning.