1992 Saturn SL2 Sedan (Manual) - Road Test Magazine Retro

RETRO CAR REVIEW'S & ROAD TEST'S

[@melokulelekankumalo3402]

I was looking forward to working for this company back in '92. I was wrapping up my first tour in the Marines. I liked and respected the cars, unfortunately I never owned one until just a few years ago I bought one the last ones made by GM. I really enjoy the drive. Today I own 4 Saturns and they all run and look like new. Saturn was a company that America needed to stick around. At any rate I will be driving mine "till the wheels fall off." They all have less than 80k miles and run super quiet. Definitely a great buy for me back in 2020.

[@shazamdeal]

The first Saturn were great cars unfortunately GM botched this division up with their other newer models.

[@AF-nb1ry]

This first gen is so much better looking than my 3rd gen. Love the fender lip action.

[@patrickmorrison6253]

i got a 1996 sl2 with 50.000 miles in 2019 today its got 68.000 miles best car ever own very few repairs for over 25 years

[@exil3dlivecom]

Had a 92 saturn. Best reliable car I owned.

[@HMATHION1]

Best American car value for money for the last 40 years

[@darknessislight3689]

My husband had a 1994 SL2 when we met 😍 I thought that car was so handsome

[@AF-nb1ry]

Lol I wish girls felt the same way about my 20 year old 2002 single cam sedan with a 5 speed, crank windows and maunal locks. On thing I'm thankful for is the way the paint presents better than other cars of the same vintage because it bonded better to plastic.

[@herrgolf]

These were so unsatisfying, disjointed cars in daily life. Good steering, transmissions, hvac, twin cam power and assembly were high points. But overall the cars felt loose and lumpy, with typically GM atrocious seats and crude details. A Protege or Neon was much better. I might choose a Saturn over a J car or a Corolla.

[@Jordi7174]

Corollas of this era are still on the road today.