2002 Saturn Outlook Specs

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Summary

The 2002 Saturn Outlook, launched as Saturn's midsize sedan, combines comfort and affordability with a sleek design, making it a popular choice among families and individuals seeking reliable transportation without breaking the bank.

History

Introduced in 2001 as a successor to Saturn's successful Voyager model, the 2002 Outlook continued Saturn's legacy of offering practical features and innovative technology within a competitive midsize sedan segment. This iteration brought refinements in design and enhanced interior amenities, aligning with evolving consumer preferences towards more spacious and technologically advanced vehicles.

Car Culture Around the Vehicle

The 2002 Saturn Outlook found a niche within various car cultures, particularly appealing to those who prioritize value and practicality over premium brands. It became a staple in suburban communities where reliability and roominess were paramount, often seen in daily commutes and family outings due to its spacious interior and robust fuel economy.

Model Variations and Specifications

Trims Available

• LX
• SE
• PL3

Specifications

Body Style	Horsepower	Transmission	Trim Levels	Engine Type & Size	Horsepower & Torque	Drivetrain	Fuel Type	Fuel Tank Size (Gallons)	MPG (City/Highway)	Dimensions (LxWxH)	Cargo Capacity (cu.ft)	Towing Capacity (lbs)	Safety Ratings	Key Features	Passenger Capacity
Sedan	210 hp	Automatic	LX, SE, PL3	V6 3.5L	210 hp / 23 ft-lbs	FWD	Gasoline	18	21/29 MPG	183" x 71" x 56"	13.8 cu.ft	2000 lbs	5 stars (IIHS)	Power Sliding Doors, Sunroof, Heated Seats	7 Passenger

Notable Changes from Previous Year

Compared to its predecessor, the 2002 Outlook introduced enhanced interior trims and exterior styling elements that aligned more closely with contemporary aesthetic trends, improving both visual appeal and comfort features such as upgraded seating materials and additional storage compartments.