Interesting Facts About the Saturn Outlook
The Saturn Outlook was introduced in 2007 as a midsize SUV with a spacious third‑row seat. Production continued until the brand’s end in 2010, making the Outlook a short‑lived but notable part of Saturn’s lineup.
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2007 Debut with Third‑Row Seating
Saturn unveiled the Outlook SUV in 2007, highlighting its popular third‑row seat that offered extra passenger capacity. The model was powered by a 3.6‑liter V6 engine delivering 270 horsepower and 248 lb‑ft of torque.
Last Redesign Occurred in 2007
The Outlook’s most recent redesign took place in 2007, marking the final generation of the vehicle. This redesign kept the 3.6‑liter engine, which iSeeCars notes produced up to 281 horsepower and achieved around 23 mpg.
Final Production Numbers Before Discontinuation
In the 2010 model year, a total of 3,637 Outlooks were built, with 2,507 of those assembled during the calendar year 2010. The entire Saturn brand, including the Outlook, was discontinued later that year, making these units some of the last produced.
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