Used 1993 Saturn S-Series Coupe Consumer Reviews
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Great fun to piece of junk
sad goodbye, 11/25/2002
1993 Saturn S-Series SC2 2dr Coupe
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My SC2 was the first car I ever bought. It had 93,000 miles on it, and had had work done. I never had any problems with it, except for the brake cables came loose every now and then and it habitually overheated, until it hit 115,000 miles and then everything went at once
Good car
kimatpeak, 04/27/2002
1993 Saturn S-Series SC2 2dr Coupe
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Great car however is a little too low to the ground. Is a little difficult getting in and out of without hitting your head. Other than that a great car!
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johneg238, 02/02/2003
1993 Saturn S-Series SC2 2dr Coupe
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It has well over 100,000 miles and still runs great. No problems at all. Goes through about a quart of oil every 2 months. Not bad at all. Good on gas. About 26-27 mpg on avg.
little screamer
acedaryl, 06/18/2002
1993 Saturn S-Series SC2 2dr Coupe
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this car is my baby since the dayI bought it. It runs as hard and i've never had anything major happen to it. I've modified it and now it can beat preludes, 240sx's, and eclipses, just to name a few. This car sticks to the road and has excellent handling. the low ride i part of the reason. I love it.
downhill after 2 years
FrankB, 04/19/2002
1993 Saturn S-Series SC2 2dr Coupe
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body still looks good after 9 years, but had a recall or two; parts falling off-accelerator pedal;mirror;casette deck broke; front strut let go around 50 k miles; motor mount broke, taking power steering pump with it;( $600 if I remember correctly);replaced cam cover gasket twice; at 60,00 miles, "check engine" light couldnt be remedied, took several dealer visits and $700 to replace just about every sensor, etc to get emissions and computer controls to work properly drivers seat adjuster failed. repaired at dealer for $200, found out that seat frame was bent and the seat had to be trashed (got a replacement from junk yard) anodized (black) trim on door/window has weathered to bare steel