Saturn Offers Comfort And Fuel Economy For 2009 Aura XR
June 19th, 2008
The 2009 Saturn midsize Aura sport sedan is a car that allows customers a fuel efficient car without having to get rid of the leather interior, the technical gadgets that make our live easier and hands-free, and the six-speed automatic transmission. It also has a 2.4 liter four cylinder engine in the brand new Aura XR models.
Saturn also has good news for those seeking to go further on a gallon of gas: Both Aura XE and XR four-cylinder models achieve EPA fuel economy of 33 mpg highway and 26 mpg city/highway combined, the segment’s highest non-hybrid fuel economy.
Saturn Removes The Title “Green Line”
June 11th, 2008
Saturn has taken down the name Green Line and switched it out with the title hybrid – which makes more sense because people might not relate the title ‘Green Line’ to a hybrid car. A Saturn spokesman – Mike Morrissey stated, “It was simply a practical matter. As we expand our hybrid lineup, the names were getting a bit long. It’s hard to write a short sentence about the Saturn Vue Green Line 2-Mode Hybrid.”
Just because the Green Line will be removed does not mean that the performance of the cars will change. Saturn’s Aura and Vue are currently the only two hybrid models that they have and that have been equipped with the ‘mild hybrid’ system.
Opel Insignia Teaser Shot Released
March 13th, 2008
Opel has released yet another teaser picture for the new Insignia. It has been a few months since we have heard or seen anything – but now Opel is putting it out there for discussion and hoping to get the interest of the people before its release later this year.
While this may only be a teaser picture and we may not see much of it at all it is enough to get us talking again. The Insignia will be replacing the Vectra or as we know it better – the Saturn Aura. It will become a sedan, five-door hatch, and a wagon and will be built on the platform of the FWD Epsilon II.
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2008 Saturn Sky
October 16th, 2007
Saturn makes some of the safest cars, but most of them aren’t considered to be supercars. That is until the came out with the convertible Saturn Sky. It has the perfect smooth lines that a convertible should have and just staring at it makes you envision yourself driving it down the road at high speeds.
Built on GM’s new global rear-wheel drive compact performance platform, the Sky rolls on 18-inch wheels and high-performance all-season tires. Extra design trinkets include forward-canted side vents, faux hood vents, multiple grille openings with dashes of chrome, and a rear undertray with incorporated backup light.