Used 2005 Saturn VUE Consumer Reviews
Best value
I chose the Saturn Vue because of its dent proof features because I'm tired of having those irritating small dents that nobody knows who did it. Secondly, it is very quick, because of its 250hp honda engine. I just dont know why almost all the reviews are kinda negative. The Vue can easily beat most of the SUVs on the road 0-60 or quarter mile...best mileage too for a V6.
Best darn car ever!
We have owned several vehicles. When we came across the RedLine, we were in love. It handles great. Let's talk power...there are times I think I am driving my Surburban, which has a 454! The Vue is light weight with heavy weight power. Next in line to our Mercedes, our little VUE rocks. Thank you Saturn!
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $2,900144 mi away
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $4,450265 mi away
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $3,945483 mi away
Saturn Lover
Although an amazing ride, the steering is somewhat rough at times. Fuel economy is among the best I have seen. It is indeed an extremely comfortable ride for a car in its class. I would definitely recommend this car to anyone interested in purchasing a safe, fuel efficient SUV.
What a nice VUE
This little SUV has been great for getting around town and hauling people. The 4 cyl engine gets really good mileage and the stick shift helps me keep the little engine in the power curve above 3000 rpm. Low end torque is limited. Have not had a good experience however with sales and service people at Saturn dealers in Northern New Jersey that is why I bought it in Connecticut.
Nice Little VUE
4 cyl 5 speed manual nice little VUE, good handling but little light on the power. Yet, not impressed with the MPG so far. 22-24 in-town and hi-way but have not had the Vue long enough, bought it coming off a lease at 25Kmiles, for the Lucas injector cleaner to work. I also own a 96 SE Coupe 5 speed manual and love it at 140K miles getting 30+MPG using Lucas Injector Cleaner. I used an engine analyzer and it appears the O2 sensor may not be working quite right as it should toggle between about 0.1V to 0.9V (pulse width modulation) which is between lean and rich. Might be more on the rich side. The dealership will look into this as it might be the cause of low MPGs.