Review: 2006 Saturn Vue

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Sport Utility vehicle. The name of this popular vehicle class suggests vehicles that are fun to drive while providing more space and capability for carrying passengers, toting cargo, and hauling stuff. Unfortunately, most SUVs manage to excel only on the utility part of the equation, and those that do perform well on pavement usually carry a luxury badge on the grille, putting them out of reach of most Americans. But Saturn wants to change that with the Saturn Vue Red Line.

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• vue

[neosho53059]

@hehh543 good luck they are hard to find since they stopped making them

[hehh543]

@neosho53059 I want one. Lol : )

[neosho53059]

@hehh543 i haveone and i love it to death!!!

[sexyboi142]

@flatblackstrat uhh honda used a CVT in the insight back in 2000, toyota has been using a cvt since 1999, honda used a CVT back in the late 90s in the civic HX. Chevy was pretty late. and alot of are glad they got rid of it

[hehh543]

@xoquixxoqafxo That's EXACTLY what I'm thinking!

[xoquixxoqafxo]

@hehh543

lol GM should be soo lucky to get that motor

[hehh543]

A Honda motor in a GM vehicle!? What a disgrace!!!

[TJC450]

oh wow a Honda motor nice!

Gotta love it when car companies work together.

[sexyboi142]

@qwikz28 im well aware that i spelled Vue wrong seeing as how i typed the word i was thinking about and i was just asking if this car had japanese realiabilty.

[qwikz28]

@sexyboi142 Actually it isn't, it is better. My 2006 Vue (not view) has 94k miles of abuse, and hasn't faltered. Parts are cheap, so even if it does break, it won't cost me much and I'll be able to repair it at home with hand-tools. The only issues I have had with this car have been with the Honda-sourced drivetrain. Most people are surprised when I tell them that; I certainly wasn't expecting that when I bought it.