Saturn Relay News

Remember when Saturn offered buyers a different kind car because it was a different kind of car company? While a brilliant advertising campaign, it used to be true.

“So sorry for the long delays...but all of your cars have either already been shipped or will be shipped today. We'll give your retailers an update. If anyone else is looking for their Astra, please let me know.”

Apparently young people these days like to talk to each other online rather than read. via Jalopnik

Along with its other General Motors minivan derivatives, the Buick Terraza, Chevrolet Uplander and Pontiac Montana SV-6, the new-for-2005 Saturn Relay offers SUV-flavored styling and a slightly higher ride ... via The Car Connection

The Uplander minivan is the last version standing of GM's old minivans - the former Buick Terraza, Pontiac Montana SV6, and Saturn Relay have all been dropped. via The Car Connection

“None of the Saturn ads for the past eight years have the magic, emotional drive, pride and content the early years had.”

The General Motors Corp.'s Saturn brand has always been built on the concept of community. via Advertising Age

Japanese vehicles continue their domination over domestic and European brands in Consumer Reports' Annual Car Owner Satisfaction Survey. via Bizjournals

Although Japanese cars continued to dominate Consumer Reports' Car Owner Satisfaction Survey, domestic automakers scored some of their highest marks in the past five years. via Kicking Tires

“I've had clients, hundreds of clients, complain of doors not closing, popping open when they felt they were closed, warning buzzers going off and actually some of my clients saying the doors are opening while driving. Very serious issues.”

Families buy them for room and safety, but some minivans are now scaring local drivers. via WPXI

In December 2004, we purchased a 2005 Saturn Relay. It was a new SUV-type vehicle for Saturn that was loaded with features and seats seven. via Things That ... Make You Go Hmm

Do you have a hard time keeping track of when your next vehicle maintenance is required? Service Beacon is there to help keep up with the maintenance on your vehicle. via Things That ... Make You Go Hmm