Motorweek Video of the 2008 Saturn Vue

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[@DarrellLEE-uw3fz]

I have a Blurple 2008 Saturn Vue Redline . 179198 miles . Just drove it from Wisconsin to Southern California. Towing a pop up camper . No problems at all .

[@jtreu2022]

I have the same one with 178,000 miles 😅😅

[@jtreu2022]

That's cool as hell man what's urs look like??

[@dianerisley2710]

129560 miles and still going strong. We used it to flat tow behind our Motorhome. Mpg is not great but it has been very dependable. And very comfortable solid construction with no squeaks or rattles.

[@turdgoblin6113]

Absolutely love the vue! Have a 2006 vue and a 2002 aztek. Love them both!

[@TheAnoxias]

The Vue is built in Mexico. The Spring Hill, TN plant was used until 2006.

[@kenshaw1170]

Any American car built in Mexico can stay in Mexico

[@allteeth]

I have a redline. I love it.

[@ralphhitchensjr.9633]

I have a 2009 with 115, 000 miles. Love my car. Looks great, And it will fly.

[@JM811Cars]

Have an 08 with 76k, I love it too

[@JuanJGomezM]

Hey, how reliable is this car? Looking to buy one with high mileage in pristine condition

[@theoddfurry141]

@@JuanJGomezM did ya get it? I have a 09 with the 2.4, just crossed over 160k

[@jcpark7242]

I had an 08 xr in sunburst orange. It was a great car.

[@Thindoublechin]

Nice Saturn Equinox...

[@42luke93]

That’s what the problem was in the 21st century. GM’s brands began loosing their identities and been cookie cut by consumers who chose to buy the Chevrolet variants instead for a cheaper ride.

[@The86Channel.]

Antara / Captiva / Vue Is not a Equinox, dummy.

[@KhrissyDaDon]

Isn’t based on the Equinox at all!

[@davidh8862]

2008 redline its loaded with 113k had it since 2014 wear and tear items addressed as needed fast but problems developed with rack and pinion steering, underbody is rusted out, rear differential needed redone. Fun car but needs to much work.

[@jamesp504]

Well, they're gone now. GM killed them. Literally, like they ruined them in the early-mid 00's. The L series being an example. I did really like the Vue, though.

[@The86Channel.]

They had to, because of the 2008 crisis and because Saturn was the weakest brand of all the GM group.

[@The86Channel.]

Opel Antara (Europe) Chevrolet Captiva (Rest of the world) Saturn Vue (USA only until 2010 then was sold by Chevy Captiva)

[@yudhabagaskara98]

Captiva is the 7 seater/lwb version

[@yudhabagaskara98]

It's basically an Opel Antara

[@TAELSDOLL]

20k miles with a fucked up transmission and it still runs. i say its semi reliable

[@joeknowz4898]

NOPE... I see more 2006 Vue's then these....

[@theoddfurry141]

I actually see more of these nowadays