Saturn Relay anyone?

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Dan Duncan, Feb 7, 2005.

  1. Dan Duncan

    rufus Guest

    The Relay is not a "real Saturn". No plastic exterior body panels. I'd
    like to see an ad where they crash shopping carts into it; then say "whoops,
    I thought it was a Saturn". I guess you could call it the replacement for
    the Oldsmobile minvan.
     
    rufus, Feb 11, 2005
    #21
  2. My Tundra gets 15 mpg's and has a 27 gal tank - I'm sure the H2 gets worse
    mileage...
     
    Jonnie Santos, Feb 12, 2005
    #22
  3. Yeah the Abrams gets like 1/2 mile per gallon too....
     
    newsgroups01REMOVEME, Feb 12, 2005
    #23
  4. Gee, I wish my Sedona got that good mileage (16/20). Of course, there
    are trucks/cars with more consumption. Get yerself a Suburban or Excursion
    with the large engine. You'll be lucky to get 12-15 MPG.
    Ahh, but you can run it on anything - kerosene, vegitable oil, camel dung... :)
     
    Perfect Reign, Feb 12, 2005
    #24
  5. Dan Duncan

    TReth468 Guest

    I just discovered them today and was admiring the SUV look of the
    Relay. I have owned SUV's for 20 years. I currenly own a 95 Jeep
    Cherokee Limited and have decided to start shopping for something new
    again. Now with kids, a dog, etc., I am leaning towards the Relay BUT
    only because it doesnt look like a spaceship :). I love my Jeep,
    loved my Blazer, and have never been fond of the mini-van but for some
    reason this appeals to me. Reading the posts here, gas mileage is
    something to consider based on what you can afford to pay. I am happy
    with 18mpg-.. which is what I get with my Jeep. People who bark at
    the mpg should realize that if they drive 50 miles a day, only making
    20,000 a year, they need to buy a more efficient CAR and not an SUV or
    Van. I think I will pull one more summer with my Jeep and see what
    happens with the Relay in October when the 2006 come out. I never
    thought I would consider a minivan.. :).
     
    TReth468, Feb 17, 2005
    #25
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