General Motors released Saturn LW200 model number three in 2001 as the third model in the LW series that began with LW1 then continued with LW2. The Saturn LW200 delivers optimal engine performance paired with driving torque through its 2.2-liter four-cylinder engine that produces 135 horsepower. The vehicle offers buyers both a 5-speed manual transmission as well as a 4-speed automatic transmission which enables smooth gears while ensuring robust driving performance. Wealthy catastrophe safety and solid chassis structure define the Saturn LW200 because its underlying structure uses the Opel Vectra platform. This automobile uses steel frame components built into its framework to deliver long-lasting structure while built-in weather-proof polymer elements protect against rust degradation and physical impacts. Passengers can find ample seating and storage solution within the Saturn LW200. The wagon variant reaches 79 cubic feet of cargo capacity by folding its back seats. Side-impact airbags implemented in the latest 2002 model of Saturn LW200 operated as safety protection designed for side collisions. The driver safety system benefits from Saturn LW200 include anti-lock brakes and traction control which enhance road condition safety during driving. The original OEM components of Saturn LW200 deliver genuine parts that meet original design specifications and attachment needs of the vehicle system while maintaining future operational capacity.