Saturn SW Wagon 1991

Specifications Saturn SW Wagon 1991 blueprint

The Saturn SW Wagon 1991 was one of the most distinctively designed vehicles to ever cruise the roads. It was a four-door family wagon with a signature aerodynamic shape that offered head-turning style and superior fuel efficiency. The models ranged from the base-level SL and SW1 to the uplevel SL1 and SW2. In addition, they were available in a wide range of colors, including aquamarine, black cherry, and desert sand. The exterior of the Saturn SW Wagon 1991 was both aerodynamic and stylish, featuring sleek lines and curves that ran along the side panels and rear end. Large round headlights illuminated the front fascia, while the tailgate housed a rear wiper and spoiler. An aerodynamic roof rack added an extra bit of style, while alloy wheels gave the vehicle a sporty touch. In terms of performance, the Saturn SW Wagon 1991 was built for efficiency. Its two engine options included the 1.9-liter SOHC 4-cylinder and the 2.2-liter DOHC 4-cylinder, both mated to a 4-speed automatic transmission. The result was fuel economy of up to 32 mpg highway and 25 mpg city. On the interior, the cabin was both well-equipped and spacious. With seating for up to six passengers, the wagon accommodated families and friends with ease. Cloth or leather upholstery was offered on the higher-level trims, while woodgrain accents and subtle chrome highlights provided an elegant touch. Aside from the power windows, air conditioning, and cruise control, the vehicle also featured a 6-speaker sound system and adjustable seats. Overall, the Saturn SW Wagon 1991 offered families a well-rounded package featuring excellent fuel economy, plenty of interior space, and a stylish exterior. From its aerodynamic shape to its range of power train options, it was a dependable and attractive family vehicle.