The Saturn LW300 vehicle first became available as an LW2 model during 2000 before changing its name to LW300 in 2001. A new generation of performance features emerged together with the 3.0L V6 engine and advanced automatic transmission technologies of this car. Customers could buy the Saturn LW300 as a station wagon model to address their need for larger cargo space. The Saturn LW300 uses power specifications to execute its engine output capabilities and implements automatic gear transmission with improved control functions for enhanced mobility control. Inside the Saturn LW300 offers an easy-to-use design with 17.5 cubic feet of storage spaces in its wagon form which grows to 79 cubic feet after users fold down the rear seats. The vehicle features disc brakes on each wheel as well as independent suspension components to give dependable braking capabilities. Front airbags together with rear airbags are optional safety equipment found in the LW300 while center rear seats require mandatory three-point seat belts. Both steel and polymer materials form the body panels of the Saturn LW300 because these components combine durability with impact resistance for the front and rear bumpers. For prime Saturn vehicle system functionality you must only use genuine parts that pass all factory quality and reliability examinations.