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MSN Autos user
Come on GM you can do better
...Whoever took part in that decision should be deported to mexico and have their citizenship revoked. I guess the next Saturn owner get together will require a...
Edmunds user
not so happy vue owner
...problems: won't start, key stucked in the ignition, no lights, battery dead, OnStar off... just sucks! hoping for a good suggestion from anyone who got the...
CarGurus user
Smooth Ride
...The nice thing.....we don't spend too much more on gas then we did when I had my Saturn SC2...
Cars.com user
GM is failing to uphold bargain
...I spoke with today about trading it off. Don't do it. Saturn may not be around much longer anyway."...
Edmunds user
A Very Fun Ride
...Especially the OnStar. It has a quiet interior ride with loads of storage space. Includeing the one under the passenger seat. It is roomy on the inside plus it...
Edmunds user
Love it!
...Heated seats are great. Love Auto Start. Foul weather stability is great. Stabilitrak and AWD are seamless. Handles Pacific Northwest winters with no problems...
Edmunds user
Love the Vue
...There is plenty of space and it's a comfortable ride. Love the back as well and the handy compartments for storing things. Would absolutely buy it again...
Edmunds user
Not a top 10
...Poor fuel economy for the size of the vehicle 15 - 18 MPG is all I have gotten even driving mostly expressway...
Edmunds user
First Saturn, very new, but happy so far
...Have not had long, but am very pleased thus far. Outside and inside styling are both very good...
Edmunds user
This Vue is impressive
...The interior controls are perfectly laid out and of supreme quality. People really like its looks. Car has over 5000 miles so far with no issues. I glad I...
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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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