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CAR REVIEW:
Saturn was created by GM to take on the Japanese, Toyota and Honda
especially, with a well made compact sedan and coupe. Saturn’s were
built in America in a brand new, state of the art factory, in the quaint
little town of Spring Hill, Tennessee by dedicated workers. Models
featured polymer side panels that bounced back after being hit by a
shopping cart.
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2008 Saturn Astra
2001 Sebring Coupe
SAN FRANCISCO:
Once the bastion of old-fashioned, overweight, gas-guzzling behemoths, Chrysler now offers
some of the leanest, handsomest vehicles built in America. The new Sebring Coupe continues
Chrysler's new styling tradition into the 21st century.
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2001 Sebring
Coupe
'99 Oldsmobile Alero
Coupe
SAN FRANCISCO: Rumors
around the auto industry said GM might drop the Oldsmobile brand. Looking at the Alero you
might think it has already happened. I could not find an "Oldsmobile" badge
anywhere and the new logo is definitely non-descript. However, the all-new for-1999 Alero
is worthy of carrying the Oldsmobile name into the division's second 100 years. Olds
celebrated its 100th birthday in 1998 and is America's oldest automobile manufacturer.
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'99
Oldsmobile Alero Coupe
'99 Saturn SC 3-Door
Coupe
San Francisco: The usual comment when most people see Saturn's new three-door coupe,
touted as a world's first is, "Why didn't they do that before?" The idea is
really an application of the third, and now the fourth doors, that have been available on
extended cab pickup trucks for a couple of years.
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'99
Saturn SC 3-Door Sport Coupe
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