Used 2001 Saturn S-Series Coupe Consumer Reviews
Been a good car so far...
I ordered my car from the factory and have had little problems with it overtly. I had the sunroof replaced shortly before my warranty ran out at 30k. At the same time they found that the motor mount had cracked and the exhaust manifold also had a crack in it. All were replaced under warranty. The car is noisy at high speeds but I don't usually hear the noise because the stereo is up fairly loud. It's fun to drive and as of this writing have had no drive train problems. The brakes were also recently checked with no warping of rotors mentioned in other articles. All in all a good car with a few minor issues.
No More Saturns
No performance and very low quality build. Seals on the doors and sunroof were leaking at one point in time. Back seat latch to keep seat up has broken, leaving the seat to constantly fall when stopping a little too fast. Interior (dashboard, console, etc.) cheap low quality. It has been reliable so far, however.
Lemon Saturn SC2
i had my sc2 for a little over a year. it was a special edition yellow, a little over 21K. It was a terrible car rotors warped several times, misc shaking problems on higway, trans shifted poorly, paint flaws, interior was outdated, exterior looked sporty,ok for a price of 10-15K not ok for the over 20K I spent for it new. traded it in on a new 02 grand am se1 sedan which has been an excellent car.
Hate to see it go
Car had incredible gas mileage, at 70mph, averaged 39mpg. Decent power output compared to its competition. Amenities galore. Although their "no haggle pricing" seemed to change greatly when I walked off with a check and no car the first time.
Good Ridance to Saturn
We bought this car with 26,000 miles and have pretty much regreted it within the first year (several problems, including transmission failure just past warranty). Last chapter was written this week when engine went (rod) after 72,000 miles. My family and I have had numerous GM products over the years, but this is it....Japanese all the way now.