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Saturn S-Series SL

1990 – 1999

The Saturn S-series was a line of compact cars produced by the Saturn division of General Motors, known for its brand-wide "no-haggle" sales strategy. The platform used for the S-series, the Z-body, was developed internally at Saturn and differed significantly from other GM models. The innovative spaceframe design, reminiscent of the Pontiac Fiero from the 1980s, featured plastic panels instead of traditional metal, making them dent-resistant and offering a unique selling point for Saturn vehicles. Key points: 1. The Saturn S-series was a family of compact cars produced by Saturn, known for its unique no-haggle sales approach. 2. The Z-body platform used in the S-series was developed internally at Saturn and was distinct from other GM models. 3. The S-series cars featured a spaceframe design with plastic panels that were dent-resistant, setting them apart on the market. 4. The polymer panels remained a selling point for Saturn vehicles throughout their production run until the brand was discontinued. 5. The Saturn S-series represented a blend of innovative design elements and marketing strategies that aimed to differentiate Saturn from other automakers in the industry.

2 versions of the Saturn S-Series SL

Version	Years	Engine	Power	Torque	Gearbox	Drive	Body
Saturn S-Series SL SC	1990 to 1999	Inline-four	94 kW (126 hp)	165 Nm	Auto	FWD	COUPE
Saturn S-Series SL SW	1990 to 1999	Inline-four	94 kW (126 hp)	165 Nm	Auto	FWD	WAGON