What is the Saturn Vue?
The Vue was Saturn’s compact sport-utility vehicle, with a taller body and five-door layout for everyday passenger and cargo use. It brought a utility vehicle into a range otherwise known for cars.
The first-generation Vue introduced GM’s Theta platform and ran from 2002 to 2007. The second generation followed from 2008 to 2010 with a redesigned shape based on the Opel Antara, part of GM’s European lineup. The range included petrol and hybrid versions.
Engines and power
The engine range ran from 2.2 L to 3.6 L. U.S. versions included petrol and hybrid models; Canadian versions listed here used petrol.
The Vue offered a range of engine sizes, and the later generation brought a new design based on the Opel Antara.
How economical is the Saturn Vue?
In the United States, EPA figures cover 2002–2010. The best combined rating is 28 MPG, while the lowest listed consumption is 8.4 L/100 km. Canadian NRCan figures cover 2002–2009, with lowest listed consumption of 8.5 L/100 km on the 5-cycle test.
The U.S. EPA and Canadian 5-cycle methods differ, so the market figures are best read within their own test systems. European WLTP and older NEDC procedures also differ from these tests.
Where was the Vue sold?
The Vue was sold in the United States and Canada. U.S. EPA figures cover 2002–2010, while Canadian NRCan figures cover 2002–2009.
Questions and answers
How many Vue generations were there?
Two: the first generation (2002–2007) and second generation (2008–2010).
What engine sizes were available?
The range ran from 2.2 L to 3.6 L.
Did the Vue have a hybrid version?
Yes. U.S. versions included hybrid models.
What is the best combined U.S. EPA rating?
The best combined rating is 28 MPG.
