The original Saturn concept of the 1990's is over for good.

You are correct, Saturn has been terminated
by General Motors. Sad but true.






"SnoMan" > wrote in message
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> On Wed, 28 Feb 2007 07:30:24 -0500, "marx404" > wrote:
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>>Good article, thanks. Too bad Saturn chose not to properly market the GL
>>Aura. I like many others block adverts from my websites and will probably
>>never see them. "Go Green w/o going broke" is a great idea, I'm sure
>>interest will pick up in them as Summer gas prices go up as they already
>>have been. Just too bad that they are NAFTA cars. I guess UAW workers are
>>a
>>rare commodity nowadays? That was a very strong point with many buyers and
>>still is.
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>
> No that Saturn is fully part of GM and no longer on its "own" its long
> term viablity and competiveness is questionable. You buy a Saturn now
> you are basically buying a GM car with a different label which goes
> against the whole reason GM first created the brand. Also Saturn
> started as a econobox maker and GM is phasing that out to focus on
> SUV's which is another long term mistake along with dumping plastic
> body parts that set it apart for other vehicles as well.
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