By
Jim Burt, Editor
SLIDESHOW: 2007 Saturn Outlook Saturn has a new spin on the minivan and mid-size SUV. The Saturn Outlook is one of three declared General Motors full-size SUVs, which comes as the company has decided to cancel out its moribund minivans, and will soon probably announce no replacements for the venerable mid-size Chevy TrailBlazer and GMC Envoy SUVs. Whil replacing two segments with one line of new vehicles may sound like a risky gambit, drivers of the Outlook will soon realize that they won’t be missing much in life without an Envoy or Chevy Uplander
Marty Padgett, Executive Editor | 06/26/08 1:49 PM
First there was the trucky GMC Acadia in December 2006, then the beautifully styled Buick Enclave a few months later, followed by the value-priced Saturn Outlook . GM has been rolling out full-size... Read full review
Marty Padgett, Executive Editor | 01/06/08 12:45 AM
GM’s big crossover triplets each have their flair--but when it comes to my favorite, I jumped on the GMC Acadia bandwagon before even driving the rest of the trio. Saturn’s Outlook? Fine... Read full review
What Edmunds.com says With pleasant handling and class-leading cargo room, the 2007 Saturn Outlook is a strong pick for those seeking family transportation with the versatility to... Read full review
In case you haven't been paying attention to GM's once-neglected brand that for the past few years has been forced to rely on superior customer service to motivate sales, Saturn is back... Read full review
Introduction Saturn Outlook – 2007 First Drive: Like Always: Great customer service, no haggle prices. Like Never Before: Good cars that border on great. Looks like Saturn’s put some real... Read full review
"Literally, I was on the Interstate and I checked the tach to make sure the engine hadn't stopped. Our Outlook is that quite. Under 2,000 miles. Have the XR with AWD. Came from a 2002 VUE... Read full review
Mileage: 2500 Style: XE AWD Owned Before: I have previously owned a vehicle of this make. Pros Price, attention to detail, reasonable power, and typically Saturn - my second! Cons The... Read full review
Looking for a SUV and were considering the Toyota Highlander, and the Saturn Outlook. Rather hard choice, until we saw that 100 % of the Toyota was made in Japan. Sorry Toyota. We saw each... Read full review
| Trim | MSRP / Invoice | Fuel Econ |
|---|---|---|
| 2007 Saturn Outlook: FWD 4dr XE | $27,255 / $25,755 | City: 16 Hwy: 24 |
| 2007 Saturn Outlook: FWD 4dr XR | $29,555 / $27,929 | City: 16 Hwy: 24 |
| 2007 Saturn Outlook: AWD 4dr XE | $29,255 / $27,645 | City: 16 Hwy: 22 |
| 2007 Saturn Outlook: AWD 4dr XR | $31,555 / $29,819 | City: 16 Hwy: 22 |
SLIDESHOW: 2007 Saturn Outlook Saturn has a new spin on the minivan and mid-size SUV. The Saturn Outlook is one of three declared General Motors full-size ... Read full review
for the 2007 Saturn Outlook from a dealer near you.
MSRP: $27,255 - $31,555
"Literally, I was on the Interstate and I checked the tach to make sure the engine hadn't stopped. Our Outlook is that quite. Under 2,000 miles. Have the XR... Read more
Mileage: 2500 Style: XE AWD Owned Before: I have previously owned a vehicle of this make. Pros Price, attention to detail, reasonable power, and typically... Read more
Looking for a SUV and were considering the Toyota Highlander, and the Saturn Outlook. Rather hard choice, until we saw that 100 % of the Toyota was made in... Read more
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