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2009 Saturn Outlook Overview

Likes:

  • Comfortable ride
  • Accessible, spacious third-row seats
  • Cavernous interior

Dislikes:

  • Obstructed rear visibility
  • Decked-out XR models approach $50,000

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By Bengt Halvorson Bengt Halvorson, Editor

TheCarConnection.com's editors drove the new Saturn Outlook in order to give you an expert opinion. And to help you make a decision and make sense of conflicting information, TheCarConnection.com researched available road tests and has outlined the most useful information. ...

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By Bengt Halvorson Bengt Halvorson, Editor

Designers combined SUV styling with the practicality of a minivan to create the 2009 Outlook. This somehow avoids the bad connotations attached to minivans, yielding a vehicle that’s attractive but can still get the kids to soccer practice. Basically unchanged from the 2007...

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Trim MSRP / Invoice Fuel Econ
2009 Saturn Outlook: FWD 4dr XE $30,625 / $29,400 City: 17
Hwy: 24
2009 Saturn Outlook: FWD 4dr XR $34,450 / $32,555 City: 17
Hwy: 24
2009 Saturn Outlook: AWD 4dr XE $32,625 / $31,320 City: 16
Hwy: 23
2009 Saturn Outlook: AWD 4dr XR $36,450 / $34,445 City: 16
Hwy: 23

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Other Choices:

Shoppers looking for vehicles in this class prefer the passenger space of a minivan without the outward design of one, and in most cases, off-road ability isn’t needed. One negative for the Outlook is pricing; the base XE model is a good value, but pile the XR with options and it can exceed $45,000, which is as much as some same-size luxury-brand models. The CX-9 has a sportier look and feel, and it appeals to those who want to drive a little more enthusiastically. The Toyota Highlander offers a sleeker appearance and revamped interior appointments. Then there's the Pilot, which has a simpler, boxier appearance but good performance from its V-6 powertrain. The Ford Flex—which is basically replacing the Ford Taurus X—holds the trump card for styling. To most shoppers, the Flex’s distinct boxy appearance and three rows of comfortable seating is a strong selling point; the Flex also promises safety rivaling that of the Outlook.

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