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Saturn Vue
...I have the same proble mentioned in several reviews in that the cruise control downshifts on the slightest incline. Hope for a recall to fix problem...
Edmunds user
My 1st Saturn
...I finally bought a 2008 Vue XR V6 and couldn't be happier, except for 1 thing - no sunroof. I can't believe the get-up & go this SUV has compared to the SUV I...
Edmunds user
Our 6th Saturn
...My husband loves having the radio controls on the steering wheel and satellite radio. We also love the Saturn service. (I just wish they'd had a red one.)...
Edmunds user
Saturn Good but not GM ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE!
...They turned it over to the claims department and I got a claim number. The people at the claim's office said that they are only paying for $155 worth of da...
MSN Autos user
competitive
...Pros: seat comfort could be better Cons: blind spot on sides of windshield Overall: good ride, handles well, stylish...
MSN Autos user
4cyl LEMON
...So much for buying American,We tried. Dealer wanted to have us trade up to a 6cyl at a 6500.00 loss 1 month after purchase. Overall: Bad purchase on our part...
MSN Autos user
New Vue a Great Choice
...Left the car business three years ago. This is a domestic vehicle import buyers need to put at the top of their list!...
Edmunds user
05 VUE AWD V6
...I can get about 600kms on a tank of regular going about 97km/hr on the highway, big difference in fuel if you drive 120k/hr. You gotta take the V6 out for a...
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With space for five and two rows of seating, the 2008 Saturn Vue competes against the smaller compact crossover vehicles.
Its primary rival is perhaps the Honda CR-V, a vehicle that was redesigned last year and boasts a roomy interior and smooth ride.
But the CR-V comes only with a peppy and efficient four-cylinder engine, and it's quite a bit lighter than the Vue.
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 Toyota RAV4--closely priced--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.
And 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 equipped with their optional V-6 engines.
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