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Replying to: thar (Nov 15, 2006 3:08 pm) |
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Replying to: nelson (Oct 06, 2006 6:44 am) They first replaced the brake caliper pin and bracket, which had nothing to do with it, because the noise wasn't when braking. Then they went for the sway bar links, but still nothing. Finally, they nailed it by replacing the strut tower. You'd think the fact that I told them the noise was coming from the strut in the first place, would have pointed them in the right direction, but anyway, it's fixed now. |
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Since Saturn is part of GM and since GM I read is giving 100k warrantys now. Does Saturn fall under that?
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Replying to: gunga64 (Dec 06, 2006 12:52 pm) |
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Replying to: carguy1234 (Nov 10, 2005 7:00 pm) |
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Saturn Hybrid debuts as NYC taxi Check out the Saturn Vue Green Line Hybrid group for hybrid talk. |
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| (Under warranty)-totally worn out at 20,000 miles. They have had this problem for 5 years now-why did they use this rather fragile link design? The old "hershey" links worked well, and were cheap to replace (not that they ever wore out). Anyway, GM probaly save 5 cents/car with the new design-wonder what their warranty costs were! | |
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I just read in the other forum that they are going to change the panels to metal from plastic in 2008. How stupid is Saturn. Thats one thing that is a plus. I have never seen a Saturn with the plastic panels that looked bad. They get a good technology and then dump it to save a buck. The VUE imo was a very good looking SUV now the 2008 looks like a Hyundai. GM is going to go under for sure. More and more it looks like I will be staying with imports. It's a shame, those plastic panels were what made Saturn standout. http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/autos/columnists.nsf/danwiese/story/A92A51B5B77- - 3B04E8625724A0057B0F3?OpenDocument
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Replying to: gunga64 (Jan 09, 2007 6:33 am) I have a 2003 that I bought new. It just passed 38,000 miles on the odometer, and ZOUNDS! This has been one great vehicle up to this point. I am thinking I would rather have an automatic than this standard tranny model, but it runs like a top. The factory recall for the rear suspension was easy to get handled, although I never had ANY problem with the suspension on this particular Vue. I can't say I am particularly moved one way or the other about any change in the body panel materials coming up. I may eventually need an Aura... |
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Well I can take the VUE off my list. I have never seen so many complaints before. Between engines, transmissions loose parts, loose suspensions, sensors going bad, lousey service. You know I was about to give Saturn a shot. Even though my parents owned a Pontiac van 2 years ago that was a nightmare. I figured heck this Vue looks like it could be a good thing. But reading the forums of past history just convinced me to look elsewhere. Also I think CR has a good record on what is good and bad. I don't like the VUEs past history.
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