1994 Saturn SL SL2 Twin Cam review from North America

The engine was replaced when it was a few months old, but this was due to driving through a flooded section of road during the flood in SW Georgia in 1995. Saturn did replace the engine for free though, and the original engine was on display at Saturn of Macon for a while.

The battery once.

The A/C had some work done, but I think it was just recharged.

The cassette stereo was replaced long ago for free.

The paint is starting to get dull and cannot be fixed by buffing. However, it will never rust or dent easily!

This has been a great little car. My grandmother bought it brand new and still has it. She drives it less than 10,000 miles per year, so it is still like new overall.

This was the first Saturn in the town where she lives, so she felt very unique driving it and she said people always gawked at the car because it was so attractive. She bought it with every option including the biggest, nicest alloy wheels, traction control, ABS, power windows, locks, mirrors, and cruise control. To me, it still looks a lot nicer than the new Saturn cars. It certainly has been more reliable.

The performance is quite good, especially for a small car, and even with the in-town driving it still gets 35+ MPG.

It's a tad noisy on rough roads, but it is also somewhat of a serious entry-level driver's car. It handles as well or better than my '94 BMW 318i.

She considered getting a new car for a while, but the new Saturn models don't impress and hers has so little mileage on it, we told her to keep it.