Chevrolet or Saturn?

Question

I am going to be driving soon and I want to know what kind of car I should get, a Chevroelt Impala/Uplander/Venture or Saturn Ion/vue/SC1/l300. TANX

Answer 1

Go with the Impala or the Saturn sedans. But like others said, chevrolet and Saturn aren't the best, at all in the auto world.

Answer 2

Saturns are GM's failed attempt at building a car to compete with Toyota and Honda. They are about as good as a Yugo.

The engines in Ventures were plagued with design problems for years, so of these choices, the Impala or Uplander are probably the best choice.

Answer 3

honda civic. realiable. great mpg. will last you up to 300,000 miles. chevys and saturns are not good cars.

Answer 4

Its all the same company.  Get the car that fits your needs since you listed a full size car, minivans, 2 compacts, and an SUV.

Answer 5

chevrolet

Answer 6

It's a tossup.

Both the Chevrolet and the Saturn lines are among the 15 worst based on number of entries in Consumer Reports' list of Used Cars to Avoid, when the number of entries are adjusted for the number of models offered.

Both the Chevrolet and Saturn lines are among the 13 worst by CR's predicted reliability.

The 5-year Reliability Percentrank average of the Saturn line is .30 and the 5-year Reliability Percentrank average of the Chevrolet line is .32. For reference, the average for the Toyota line is .88, Honda, .81, Subaru, .77, Mazda, .66, Nissan, .63, Suzuki, .59, and Hyundai, .41.

AutoOnInfo.net's detailed reliability and durability studies suggest that a typical 5-year-old Saturn is about as troublesome to own as a typical 17-year-old Toyota and a typical 22-year-old Honda, and a typical 5-year-old Chevrolet is about as troublesome to own as a typical 25-year-old Toyota and a typical 35-year-old Honda.

Based on the accelerated dilapidation of General Motors' products, a typical Saturn should be priced 42% less and a typical Chevrolet should be priced 51% less.