The Saturn SW2 emerged as the main vehicle from Saturn S-series production at General Motors-owned Saturn automotive factory between 1993 until 2001. This station wagon model possesses a 1.9-liter DOHC engine that delivers 124 horsepower along with fuel efficiency of about 24 miles per gallon while driving in urban areas. This vehicle provided three transmission options to the Saturn SW2 buyers which included a 5-speed manual (MP5) combination alongside a 4-speed automatic (MP7) transmission. Both transmission types included performance-oriented gearing for enhancing DOHC engine performance. The vehicle design includes 15-inch wheels with suitable tires and disc brakes on each wheel which supports its excellent driving characteristics. The steering along with suspension elements delivered comfort alongside steering responsiveness. The SW2's version differed from the sedan since 1995 when the second generation arrived with a special clamshell door design to help passengers reach the rear seats. The Saturn SW2 operates with its own PCM system that controls transmission as well as the BCM system which manages digital speedometer and odometer displays. Many original interior elements from the first generation remain present together with modern dashboard and steering wheel designs. The OEM components available for Saturn SW2 follow exact factory requirements to deliver parts which perform reliably with excellent performance standards. Manufacturers supply genuine Saturn SW2 components to multiple distribution channels that ensure high quality parts suitable for service and maintenance needs.