- March 31, 2009
- Saturn
Saturn: That Was Then, This Is Now
The Saturn brand has changed tremendously over the past two decades. One model is giving way to six and the brand is now officially part of the General Motors line up. Is there a Saturn in your future?
The 2007 Saturn Aura XR Bids for Mid-Size Sedan Segment Supremacy
The 2007 Aura XR is Saturn's entry to the mid-size sedan market. The General Motors marquee hopes to capture a good portion of the mid-size sedan market with the Aura, evident in the features and performance of the car.
Why a Saturn Automobile Deserves a Look from You
Is a Saturn Automobile the right car for you to look at with a price tag I can afford? I have owned a number of cars. Enough that I know how difficult it can be to decide which the right one for you is when it comes time to buy one. Obviously, the best one is always the car that is right for you at a price you can afford. However, a Saturn Automobile is at least worth a look. They offer durable cars at a good price in a friendly atmosphere. So, take a look at Saturn Automobiles to find out if they are the right car to be your next mode of transportation.
Saturn Distribution Corporation is the subsidiary of General Motors Corporation responsible for the franchising, marketing, and distribution of the Saturn brand of vehicles. As a GM company, Saturn was established on January 7, 1985, in response to the success of Japanese and German small-car imports in the United States.[1] As a "different kind of car company", Saturn operated outside the GM superstructure for a time, with its own assembly plant in Spring Hill, Tennessee, unique models, and a separate dealership network.[2]
In February 2009, General Motors announced plans to end production of Saturns by the end of 2010 to cut costs and position the company to receive additional aid from the federal government.