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Saturn, a division of the General Motors Corporation, made a name for itself as the company that doesn’t “haggle” on prices. The price you see is the price you get. The brand was established to provide an affordable American entry-level car to compete against the compact Japanese imports in the mid 80s.
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2001 Saturn LS
A four-door mid-size sedan with seating for five, the 2001 Saturn LS is available in three trims; the L-100, L-200, and L-300.
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2001 Saturn LW
The wagon version of the popular sedan, the 2001 Saturn LW seats five passengers and still has room for plenty of cargo in the back.
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2001 Saturn SC 3dr
The 2001 Saturn SC 3dr is a sporty compact three-door car that seats four passengers and is capable of a very impressive 40 mpg on the highway.
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2001 Saturn SL
Rated at 40 mpg on the highway, the 2001 Saturn SL is a compact five-passenger sedan available in three nicely equipped trims.
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2001 Saturn SW
The 2001 Saturn SW is a compact five-passenger wagon capable of well over 30 mpg on the highway.
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2001 Saturn SW RHD
A commercial version of the popular wagon, the 2001 Saturn SW RHD is a right-hand drive vehicle design for the postal service.
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