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More impressive than interior space are the design and the materials used. Aside from the center stack and the cheap-looking gauge faces, the Vue's insides are identical to the Antara's. Marked improvements include tightly grained low-gloss plastics and metallic and chrome trim; these clearly put the Vue ahead of the competition. Our test vehicle's optional leather interior wouldn't look out of place in a Saab, and come to think of it, the tilt steering wheel may be from Saab's shelves. We wish that wheel could telescope—it sits too far away for many drivers—but the rest of the driving position, from the six-way power driver's seat to the expansive view out the front windshield, is excellent. This is a good time to pause to mention the huge glove box, which Saturn's folks assure us was designed to accommodate one of those giant purses that are permanently affixed to the Olsen twins, et al., not to mention any "outside wallets" or men's carryalls one might want to hide.
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