Saturn Models

This nameplate arrived in North America for the 2008 model year as Saturn’s compact European import, bringing the Opel Astra H to Saturn showrooms in a form adapted for the U.S. market. It was offered as a three-door ...

Introduced for the 2007 model year, this midsize sedan marked Saturn’s move away from its earlier homegrown compact cars and toward more conventional GM global architecture. It was developed on GM’s Epsilon platform a...

This compact car arrived for the 2003 model year as Saturn’s replacement for the long-running S-Series, marking a major shift for the brand from its original polymer-panel era to GM’s Delta architecture. It was offere...

This midsize sedan nameplate was introduced for the 2001 model year as Saturn’s revised designation for the four-cylinder version of the L-Series. The 2000 launch year used LS badging, but the lineup was renamed begin...

Introduced for the 2001 model year, this nameplate was part of the L-series family and served as the line’s upscale V6-powered variant. It emerged after the original L-series naming plan was changed, giving the car a ...

This nameplate launched for the 2000 model year as the entry point to Saturn’s mid-size front-wheel-drive car family, bringing the brand into a larger class than its original compact lineup. It was part of the first g...

This nameplate was used on Saturn’s original L-series midsize sedan during its first model year, when Saturn expanded beyond the compact S-series into a larger family sedan aimed at mainstream midsize rivals. The car ...

The LS2 was Saturn’s top L-Series sedan for the 2000 model year, part of Saturn’s first midsize car lineup and positioned above the four-cylinder LS and LS1. It introduced the larger V6-powered version of the new L-ca...

This wagon variant was introduced for the 2000 model year as part of Saturn’s midsize L-Series launch, which expanded the brand beyond its earlier compact cars. It represented the practical five-door version of the ne...

This wagon nameplate was introduced for the 2000 model year as part of Saturn’s L-Series, the brand’s first midsize car line. It sat above Saturn’s earlier S-Series wagon in size and market position, giving Saturn a l...

This wagon nameplate appeared when Saturn reorganized the L-Series for the 2001 model year. The earlier wagon trim, LW1, was renamed LW200 as Saturn moved the lineup to a simpler numeric naming scheme alongside the L2...

This wagon nameplate was introduced for the 2001 model year as part of Saturn’s mid-size L-Series, replacing the earlier LW2 designation. It was the upscale wagon variant in the lineup, positioned above the four-cylin...

This crossover was introduced for the 2007 model year and marked Saturn’s move into the larger family-vehicle market. It first appeared at the 2006 New York International Auto Show, where GM unveiled it as part of a r...

This nameplate marked Saturn’s entry into the minivan market and arrived for the 2005 model year, giving the brand a family-hauler that shared its basic architecture with other General Motors minivans of the period. C...

This Saturn coupe nameplate was introduced for the 1993 model year as part of the S-Series lineup, when Saturn added the SC1 alongside the higher-output SC2. It served as the more economy-focused version of the compac...

This Saturn coupe nameplate began life as the original SC, then was renamed SC2 for the 1993 model year when Saturn expanded the coupe lineup with the new SC1. It was part of Saturn’s S-Series, the brand’s U.S.-built ...

Introduced for the 2007 model year, this was Saturn’s short-lived two-seat roadster and one of the brand’s most distinctive late-era products. It was developed on GM’s Kappa rear-drive sports-car architecture, shared ...

Saturn’s original SL sedan launched with the brand’s first S-Series cars for the 1991 model year and served as the entry-level four-door in the lineup. It was part of Saturn’s early effort to offer a compact, value-or...

The SL1 was Saturn’s mid-level sedan entry in the original S-Series lineup, introduced for the 1991 model year alongside the launch of Saturn as a new GM brand. It sat between the base SL and the more upscale SL2, hel...

The SL2 was Saturn’s upscale four-door sedan in the S-Series lineup, introduced for the 1991 model year as part of GM’s new Saturn brand launch. It sat above the base SL and SL1, and was aimed at buyers who wanted a c...

This nameplate is best understood as a planned but apparently unrealized Saturn S-Series sedan variant rather than a confirmed retail model. Saturn’s first-generation S-Series launched for the 1991 model year, and off...

This wagon nameplate arrived for the 1993 model year as the entry-level member of Saturn’s S-Series family. It extended the Saturn sedan formula into a compact five-door wagon body, using the same spaceframe architect...

The SW2 was Saturn’s upscale wagon variant in the S-series family, created for buyers who wanted compact-car practicality with a bit more performance and equipment than the base wagon. It arrived early in the brand’s ...

This compact SUV nameplate arrived for the 2002 model year as one of the brand’s first entries into the growing small-utility segment. It was positioned as a practical, carlike alternative to larger truck-based SUVs, ...