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Easy to maintain
mcrod, 04/28/2009
1993 Saturn S-Series SC1 2dr Coupe
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This little car have been very dependable as I am able to maintain 36 - 38 miles highway in the warmer months and 25 -27 city. Besides from normal wear and tear parts are easy to replace Alternator, Brakes, Radiator and suspension . However as it is a 4 cylinder you will have to add oil on a regular basis. Another thing to watch out for is the crank sensor which can make you think the timing has jumped but the timing chain on this model last forever. Nice dependable plastic car
Quality Car!!!!
MattTietema, 05/09/2002
1993 Saturn S-Series SL1 4dr Sedan
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Very Satisfied with the Quality and Performance of this Car! I only wish Saturn made a Mini-Van to haul my kids around in!!!!
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cricket, 05/31/2002
1993 Saturn S-Series SL2 4dr Sedan
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My Saturn has never failed me, but as soon as it reached 80,000k, it began to "fall apart." It still runs, gets me where I'm going, but rattles and does not sound too well.
Problem-free Saturn SW1
JKW, 04/25/2002
1993 Saturn S-Series SW1 4dr Wagon
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Reliable and great gas mileage...I'm still getting 36 mpg after 225,000 miles! This model's biggest fault is that it is somewhat noisy and it had a bad guttering system for rain (water dumps into your lap when you open the door). I understand Saturn has fixed this problem.
Dead at 38,000 miles
hcsutt, 05/12/2002
1993 Saturn S-Series SL2 4dr Sedan
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My '93 Saturn SL2 quit at 38,000 miles. It would have cost $2500 for the dealer to rebuild the engine which was more than they would give me for the repaired car. The General Manager of the Saturn dealer I bought it from lectured me that the time element on the warranty was every bit as important as the mileage limitation. By that reasoning if you buy a Saturn with a 3 or 5 year warranty that's all you should expect to get out of the car. He also informed me that his service department was union and worked strictly on commission so he could not give me a break on the cost of the repair no matter how disappointing the car's performance because "it wouldn't be fair."