Saturn Outlook added to Consumer Reports "Recommended models" for SUVs

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sjsjedi

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Discussion Starter • #1 • Oct 17, 2007

Consumer reports has added the Saturn Outlook to its list of recommended vehicles along with the GMC Acadia :blob:.

http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/cars/types/suvs/recommended-vehicles.htm (Subscription req'd)

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