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Saturn S-Series

1990 – 2003

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The Saturn S-series was a group of compact cars introduced by the Saturn automobile company, which was a subsidiary of General Motors. One of Saturn's notable features was its pioneering "no-haggle" sales approach, offering fixed prices to customers. The S-series cars were built on Saturn's unique Z-body platform, developed solely by Saturn and not shared with other General Motors models. This platform featured a spaceframe design similar to the Pontiac Fiero, utilizing non-load-bearing plastic side panels instead of traditional metal. These plastic panels were dent-resistant, a key selling point for Saturn over the years. Despite its innovative design and durable materials, Saturn eventually phased out this characteristic just before discontinuing the brand. The S-series vehicles, known for their compact

2 generations of the Saturn S-Series

Version	Years	Engine	Power	Torque	0 to 100	Gearbox	Drive	Body
Saturn S-Series SL	1990 to 1999	Inline-four	94 kW (126 hp)	165 Nm	—	Auto, Manual	FWD	COUPE, SEDAN, WAGON
Saturn S-Series SW	1995 to 2003	Inline-four	94 kW (126 hp)	165 Nm	9.6s	Auto, Manual	FWD	COUPE, SEDAN, WAGON