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I have to say, I would never buy another Saturn if you held a gun to my
head.  For all their vauntedservice problems, when I developed a serious 
problem (100 mi/qt. of oil)
they gave me thef*cking runaround until I gave up.  I've heard of numerous 
people with the
oil consumptionproblem, too.  So yeah, buy a Saturn, they'll make you feel 
really good
about it.  But they'restill GM crap cars.

TaB


> quick addendum:
>
> much like the "if you have to buy
korean, go with hyundai," i would say
> "if you  *HAVE* to buy american, go with saturn." the
best feature of
> the saturn is that  they are the only dealerships that train their
> sales
people NOT to be annoying. dave ;)
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> On Thu, 27 Jun 2002, Wolfe, Joanna wrote:
>
>> Okay, I'll
throw in something here.
>> I purchased a Saturn in 1992 - it was the easiest purchase I ever
had.
>> I had no problems with the car until 2000 when it wouldn't pass
>> inspection due to
a bad cylinder. I got eight good years from that car
>> - I loved my car - and retired it with
168,000 miles.
>>
>> When I bought my Honda CR-V  I bought it using an online service and
>>
got it for less than I was  quoted online.  I really like my CR-V and
>> am very pleased with
it.
>>
>> So I think that it is all dependent upon the car you purchase.
>> If the car is
well made, you going to get a good car.
>> If the are isn't from a line reputed for reliability
you won't.
>> The money you spend purchasing the car is nothing if you have to spend
>>
equal amounts maintaining the car.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Joanna
>
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