Interesting Facts About the Saturn Lw200
The Saturn LW200 is the station‑wagon version of Saturn’s L‑Series lineup, built in Wilmington, Delaware. It was sold from the early 2000s through the 2005 model year, sharing the brand’s distinctive design language and pricing strategy.
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Launch and Production Span
The Saturn L‑Series, which includes the LW200 wagon, was introduced for the 2000 model year and continued production until 2005. This places the LW200 squarely in the early‑2000s era of Saturn’s vehicle offerings.
Wedge‑Shaped Design Bridging Saturn’s Early Years
The LW200’s generation featured the wedge‑shaped coupes and sedans that helped bridge Saturn’s early brand identity with its later Opel‑influenced designs. This design cue gave the wagon a distinctive, angular profile that set it apart from more rounded competitors.
Affordable Pricing and Power
In 2002 the LW200 wagon was priced at a modest $2,428 for the base L100 sedan, with a original MSRP of $16,870 when new. The model delivered 100.5 kW (about 135 hp), providing a balance of modest power and budget‑friendly ownership costs.
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