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Saturn linked up for the first time this year with MADD to be part of the 15th annual campaign to raise awareness about drunken driving. Motorists are asked to stop by any Saturn retailer and pick up red ribbons to tie on their cars as a show of support.

Saturn will help bring the high speeds and heart-pounding sprints of international professional cycling to Fairfield County, Connecticut as a sponsor of the first Housatonic Valley Classic cycling race.

Saturn Corporation will help bring the high speeds and heart-pounding sprints of international professional cycling to Fairfield County, Connecticut as a sponsor of the first Housatonic Valley Classic cycling race.

The UC-Davis truck used one Saturn twin-cam four-cylinder burning reformulated gasoline, and two electric motors drawing power from advanced NiMH batteries.

Saturn has reopened the doors of its Spring Hill assembly plant to the public once again.

Local Saturn retailers will offer free child safety seat checks to the public. The inspections will take place from 3 to 6pm on Thursday, May 17 in Southfield, Troy and Grand Rapids. In addition, AAA of Michigan will provide free fingerprinting identification for children at each location.

Saturn will again sponsor one of the most exciting and demanding events in American bicycle racing.

Mark Phelan from the Detroit Free Press: After a 2009 auto show plagued by automaker defections and overshadowed by economic despair, 2010 looks brighter for the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. Auto show organizers have hopes that some brands that left the Detroit show could return in 2010. At the least, the number of automakers exhibiting should be about the same as in 2009, organizers said. "Every space on the main floor is full," a marked departure from the gaps that dotted...

The Saturn Homecoming, once big part of the Saturn culture, is now a thing of the past.

If you attend this year's SEMA show, you'll be surprised at how many Saturns you see on display.

Alert SaturnFans.com visitors may have noticed something special on today's episode of "Live with Regis and Kelly."

A caravan of Saturn Vue 2-mode hybrids drove away from Cobo Arena this afternoon, heading toward the presidential inauguration celebrations in Washington, D.C. "Change starts in your driveway," said Jill Lajdziak, Saturn general manager, who hopped in the first of 10 Vues lined up in front of the Detroit auto show site. The caravan is expected to stop at schools, dealerships and universities where students and others can sign the card, printed on paper infused with wildflower seeds that can be p...