Saturn Relay Parts

The Saturn Relay minivan arrived on the market late in 2004 as the year 2005 model from General Motors in a highly competitive segment. The Saturn Relay manufactured with a 3.5L LX9 V6 engine generated 200 hp and 220 lb-ft of torque which enabled a typical 0-60 mph acceleration between 9.5 to 10 seconds. For the Saturn Relay manufactured in 2006 GM equipped the LZ9 V6 engine with 3.9L displacement that delivered 240 horsepower and 240 lb-ft of torque to provide enhanced acceleration capabilities. The 2007 Saturn Relay concluded production with the 3.9L engine which maintained parallel availability of all-wheel drive together with its stronger powertrain. The Saturn Relay transmission worked excellently alongside engine capabilities by its shifting mechanics to create a better driving experience. The 2005 Saturn Relay had official fuel efficiency of 19 mpg in city driving and achieved 26 mpg on highways before the 2006-2007 models got the 3.9L engine and slightly lower gas consumption ratings. Safety scores from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) praised the Saturn Relay by bestowing it with three Good ratings along with two Acceptable scores across multiple crash tests. The Saturn Relay market included three variants to match specific customer needs. The durability and operational performance of the Saturn Relay depends heavily on original parts because they match factory requirements for accurate installation and proper system operation.