Used Saturn Relay Ratings
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2005 Saturn Relay - RF2 FWD
Pros: The DVD Player
Cons: It's been in the shop 3 times in 1500 miles!
Advice: Dodge, Honda, Nissan
The Saturn Relay handles rather poorly; although, apparently it’s trying to be SUV like so don’t expect it to feel like a Dodge, Honda, or Nissan. The acceleration is lame especially with seven passengers. Great features standard, e.g. the DVD system etc. However, we’ve had nothing but problems and it has been in for repair 3 times in only 1700 miles. Saturn’s service doesn’t seam to be as good as it used to be back in the mid-90’s. Very non-responsive and uncommunicative. We were Saturn fans, but this will no doubt be the last one we buy. -
2005 Saturn Relay - RF2 FWD
Pros: On* Star
Cons: No heated seats are offered on the 2 or 3.
Advice: Price is right and it comes with all the safety and extras as the others in the same class
Great handle, comfort seating for all. Storage space can be easly reached. -
2005 Saturn Relay - RF3 FWD
Pros: Leather heated seats ... nice on those cold winter days
Cons: Manual sliding doors are difficult for kids to handle ... best left to mom or dad to close
Advice: you get a lot of bang for your buck on this one
Handles as you'd expect from a cross-over ... smooth. Brakes are solid and there is very little road noise. We bought the Relay.3 ... it had the options we wanted. -
2005 Saturn Relay - RF2 FWD
Pros: Design
Cons: Wheel design
Advice: Even the base model comes with all the goodies.
This vehicle surely brings Saturn to another level. Goodbye minivan, hello cross-over!