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2009 Saturn VUE Overview

Likes:

  • Spacious backseat
  • Responsive handling
  • Quiet interior
  • Occupant safety
  • V-6 acceleration

Dislikes:

  • Low V-6 fuel economy
  • Inadequate front seats
  • Steering wheel doesn't telescope
  • Limited cargo space
  • Door panels no longer ding-resistant

Bottom Line

By Bengt Halvorson Bengt Halvorson, Editor

TheCarConnection.com's editors drove the new Saturn Vue in order to give you an expert opinion. In addition, TheCarConnection.com researched available road tests on the new Saturn Vue to produce this conclusive review and help you make a smart purchase. Likes ...

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Full Review

By Bengt Halvorson Bengt Halvorson, Editor

Most reviews read by TheCarConnection.com show the styling of the 2009 Saturn Vue to be a hit. Reviewers at The Detroit News rave about this "crossover with character." Kelley Blue Book points out some specific characteristics, noting that, "with its big and bold front end...

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Select a Trim:

Trim MSRP / Invoice Fuel Econ
2009 Saturn VUE: FWD 4dr I4 XE $23,280 / $22,116 City: 19
Hwy: 26
2009 Saturn VUE: FWD 4dr V6 XR $26,435 / $24,716 City: 17
Hwy: 24
2009 Saturn VUE: FWD 4dr V6 Red Line $28,935 / $27,054 City: 17
Hwy: 24
2009 Saturn VUE: AWD 4dr V6 XE $25,955 / $24,657 City: 16
Hwy: 23
2009 Saturn VUE: AWD 4dr V6 XR $28,435 / $26,586 City: 16
Hwy: 23
2009 Saturn VUE: AWD 4dr V6 Red Line $30,935 / $28,924 City: 16
Hwy: 23
2009 Saturn VUE: FWD 4dr I4 XR $25,395 / $23,744 City: 19
Hwy: 26

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Other Choices:

The 2009 Saturn Vue’s primary rival is perhaps the Honda CR-V, a vehicle that was recently redesigned and boasts a roomy interior and smooth ride. But the CR-V comes with only a peppy and efficient four-cylinder engine, and it's quite a bit lighter than the Vue. The comparably priced Toyota RAV4 is about the same size as the Vue on the outside, but it has seating for seven and a third-row seat, along with a more efficient four-cylinder engine and a more powerful V-6. The Subaru Forester is another alternative; compared to the Vue, the Forester drives more like a sporty small car, with crisp handling and good performance from its flat-four engine, plus standard all-wheel drive. The Ford Escape, despite a recent reskin, looks dated but is still very competitive, with a space-efficient design. The Vue's fuel economy is not as good as that of either the Ford Escape or Toyota RAV4 when equipped with their optional V-6 engines.

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Comments (1 total)

  1. Less cargo space and worse fuel efficiency

    By Paulie | Posted: Apr 8th 2009, 05:48:28 AM

    Comparing my 2004 Saturn VUE AWD, the 2009 model is 864 lbs heavier, has 8 cu ft less max cargo capacity, as is less fuel efficient. So why would I want to trade up just to get nicer interior?

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