Used Saturn L300 for Sale

I love my Saturn and I am sad that they will no longer be manufacturing any vehicles. I have very comfortable heated leather seats. This is great when the snow falls. It is very comfortable in the driver's seat with lots of room and I don't feel so squished. It has great pickup and is great on gas. I haven't had any issues with my car beyond regular maintenance. This is the best looking and best handling and mechanically sound car I have ever owned.

My appreciation for my Saturn has a strong emotional context. It began with my appreciation of the buying experience, which was free from the usual anxiety, defensiveness, and suspicion which usually prevailed in a visit to an auto showroom. The car itself was a tidy, shiny gem to me; a symbol, not of conspicuous consumption, but of safety and strength: I had a car that wouldn't leave me stranded; I had a car, to get me to work and to hold my groceries and to take me home. And for sixteen years, it's been doing just that. I kept it maintained, and I had no major issues or problems. The minor issues? After fifteen years of continuous use, I had to replace the battery in the keyless-entry remote. And at around the same time, the headliner began to fall. More recently, I have experienced a buzzy-sounding rattle, which turned out to be a loose heat shield. I bought my Saturn for practical reasons, but my appreciation for it runs far beyond that. I couldn't have had a better ride these past years.

It was great when I bought it. A lot of features. Great gas mileage, handling, etc. As it's aged, it's aged poorly, despite upkeep, and regular maintenance. But, It's the go-to family vehicle. Somehow we seem to get everything in it, and go where we need to go! Going to run it in the ground, before we replace this baby.