I've enjoyed having a Saturn Relay. I have had extended family living in my house along with my two kids and it really held up over the ten years we've had it. Fantastic for a large family. Great for a long road trip with the family. I have the DVD player and screen in the back to entertain fussy children during longer car rides. Besides the rear sliding doors and the rear fold down seats (which can get stuck), the car has held up pretty well. No structural problems, very little mechanical issues over that time frame. No major repair work necessary. It's been on several road trips and it's help up well. The car handles great. Probably not the best gas mileage, but not too bad. It's a shame that they don't make them anymore.

We bought this vehicle new in early 2005 and have driven it across the country several times. It's a terrific road trip and family vehicle. The removable and/or foldable seats in the back and middle rows have allowed the van to grow with our family and changing needs, from having babies in car seats right up to having teenagers with gear to haul. 2005 Was the first model year for the Relay, so there were a few "growing pains," but these were quickly and efficiently handled at the dealership(s). This has been a solid purchase for us.

This is a spacious vehicle that seats 7 comfortably. I love that it has more trunk room than many other vans in its class. The front end looks like an SUV, which is nice because I don't care for the pointy minivan front end. It gets good gas mileage and the only issue we have is one of the automatic sliding doors no longer works and has to be opened manually. Ours also has a DVD player which is awesome for long trips. Our glove compartment hinge broke recently, but I would say that is more of an age issue sine the vehicle was made almost ten years ago. Overall this van is a great value and is one of those cars that will last forever.