Bought one

[Tom-ADC]

Went down to check out a Vue to tow behind our RV and sat in the Aura & the car just felt great. We used to tow a 2005 Ion but that was totalled 3 weeks ago, the Aura will make a perfect replacement. The Ion was nice this thing is great, ove the smell of leather can almost hear Richardo talking about the rich smell of new leather

[samprix]

"Look what what they've done to my car".

[erick87]

bought a 2007 xr low miles........ liking it real well , especcially riding in the trunk hunting down the rattles.. ended up being the trunk insulation was loose. not much to sacrifice considering id have to spend 5-10k more for a comperable import.... GO USA

[hotrod213]

so hows the Aura going. I always thought Saturns were interesting car. I have been debating getting one but would like some better input from an actual user. thanks.

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[Oldengineer]

Originally Posted by hotrod213

so hows the Aura going. I always thought Saturns were interesting car. I have been debating getting one but would like some better input from an actual user. thanks.

I own an 08 Aura XE 3.5, and, have put 17K on her so far. The car has decent power, gets excellent fuel economy, and handles quite well. So far I have had zero problems with it. The build quality is easily as good as any of the imports. Mine has the low tech pushrod V6 that loafs along at 2000 RPM at interstate speeds, and, delivers 30+ MPG. I drive it on a lot of long business trips and find it very comfortable even after long hours behind the wheel. While shopping, I test drove a bunch of its competitors, but, liked the Aura best of all.

Regards:
Oldengineer

[frankcarparts]

My Aura is still running perfectly.

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