Saturn Vue Parts

The Saturn Vue compact SUV entered the market in 2002, produced by Saturn Corporation until 2007. After 2007, some variants of the model were produced by Opel and sold in international markets as the Opel Antara and the Chevrolet Captiva. Built on the GM Theta platform structure the Saturn Vue utilizes a transverse front-engine arrangement alongside the choice between front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive systems for its driving characteristics. The Saturn Vue exists with an I4 four-cylinder engine or a V6 gasoline engine which delivers various performance choices to customers. The Saturn Vue's four-cylinder engine combines operating economy with performance strength but the V6 engine provides additional torque for aggressive driving situations. The GM 4T45-E automatic transmission delivers power through the 4-speed transmission system alongside the Getrag F23 manual that outperforms the automatic transmission unit. The VTi continuously variable transmission (CVT) stopped production in 2005 because of performance problems along with reliability issues. The Saturn Vue provides stable and comfortable driving on various terrains because it measures 181.3 inches in total length and 106.6 inches in wheelbase. A makeover in 2006 brought new exterior elements to the model as part of its several product upgrades. The genuine Saturn Vue parts demonstrate high-quality production through factory-standard manufacturing to provide long-lasting performance along with exact vehicle fitment capabilities.