Interesting Facts About the Saturn Lw300
The Saturn LW300 is part of the Saturn L‑Series lineup, a range of sedans and station wagons built by Saturn Corporation in Wilmington, Delaware. The L‑Series was produced for the 2000‑2005 model years, making the LW300 a product of the early 2000s.
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Model Introduction and Production Span
The LW300 debuted as part of the L‑Series in the 2000 model year and remained in production through the end of the 2005 model year. It was offered both as a sedan and a station wagon, reflecting Saturn’s strategy to cover multiple body styles within a single model family.
2004 Redesign and Powertrain
The Saturn L300 received its last redesign in 2004, updating the sedan’s styling while retaining the wagon option. This generation was equipped with a 3.0‑liter engine that produced 182 horsepower, delivering a modest boost in performance for the final years of the model.
Durability, Easy Maintenance, and European Roots
Owners have reported remarkable longevity, such as a 2001 LW300 that logged 435,000 miles on its original engine and transmission. The model is praised for being easy to work on and for its interesting European lineage, traits that made the 2003‑2005 LW300/L300 a popular choice among used‑car buyers seeking a reliable, service‑friendly wagon.
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