After reading blogs and comments from other GM vehicle sites, I can't help but wonder what Saturn did to make others hate them, wish they were gone, insult them, and hope that Saturn gets canned?
While the Saturn team has not done the best with advertising, they have designed some great cars that have good resale value (up until the last 2 years models) and have great customer service on the sales floor and the service department.
How quickly others forget that Saturn gave GM the Cobalt, new Malibu & G6, Solstice, and the Acadia - Enclave - Traverse (which I love the new commercial for). Oh and not to forget the factory for the Traverse.
What has Pontiac given in the last few years or for that matter Buick. Their new vehicles are mostly re-badged creations of other styles.
No Saturn has not been the profit force hoped for in the beginning, but that goes back to branding and getting the name our via advertising.
The cars are solid and long lasting and from the views expressed on this forum, fewer problems than the sisters of the Outlook.
It was released yesterday that funding is provided for Saturn through 2012-2013. The higher ups still see something in Saturn that I hope will be pushed to the consumer and acted upon.
We as Saturn owners should take pride in our choice of vehicle(s) and get onto these other forums and stand up for our brand and make Saturn a force to be reckoned with, even if the powers that be won't. :thumb:
While the Saturn team has not done the best with advertising, they have designed some great cars that have good resale value (up until the last 2 years models) and have great customer service on the sales floor and the service department.
How quickly others forget that Saturn gave GM the Cobalt, new Malibu & G6, Solstice, and the Acadia - Enclave - Traverse (which I love the new commercial for). Oh and not to forget the factory for the Traverse.
What has Pontiac given in the last few years or for that matter Buick. Their new vehicles are mostly re-badged creations of other styles.
No Saturn has not been the profit force hoped for in the beginning, but that goes back to branding and getting the name our via advertising.
The cars are solid and long lasting and from the views expressed on this forum, fewer problems than the sisters of the Outlook.
It was released yesterday that funding is provided for Saturn through 2012-2013. The higher ups still see something in Saturn that I hope will be pushed to the consumer and acted upon.
We as Saturn owners should take pride in our choice of vehicle(s) and get onto these other forums and stand up for our brand and make Saturn a force to be reckoned with, even if the powers that be won't. :thumb: