Check under the hood, I remember reading in Car and driver, Saturn uses Nissan Engines in their cars, So is it still an American car then? Nothing like a 1 foot, clutch petal throw and the tension on it like a rubber band. Just my opinion of Japanese cars. No Flames please, But I really don't care, so do it.
---------- >From: Rt26@aol.com >To: odyssey@slip.net >Subject: Re: I've had it...Ed's finished with me. >Date: Sat, Mar 13, 1999, 3:47 AM > > >In a message dated 3/12/99 12:08:03 PM, odyssey@SLIP.NET writes: > ><< I have seen a saturn in a fender bender, it had plastic front fenders, I >was >shocked. That is super cheap to me. Basically a disposible car, in my >opinion. > >Rob > >> > >yeah super cheap dent resistant plastic fenders...and the new beetle doesnt >have the same? Beetle's got plastic parts and cost $5,000 ++! I like VW, but >those dealers just dont carry a base model bug so they're a big fat rip off. > |
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