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My parents bought a new 1998 sedan, and my son and I went to the dealership to see their "send off."

Saturn has crafted a two-passenger, four-wheel drive, hybrid-powered sports coupe that is loosely based on the ION Quad Coupe.

A long, long time ago (before I had facial hair), I drove a 1992 Hyundai Elantra. I was a junior in high school. It was an okay car that got me from point A to point B. It was kind of fun to drive.

That would be Jennifer Stone-Anderson, a 51-year-old artist who is out of work and had two months on her hands to paint an elaborate mural on her 2004 Saturn Ion touting the candidacy of Barack Obama. Stone-Anderson said she painted the white Ion with acrylics she had leftover at home, on and off, weather permitting, for two months.

My wife and I were planning our first holiday with both newborns: my four-month-old daughter and our one-month-old Vue.

So why is this Saturn our family ghost chaser? I was in graduate school when we got the car and my favorite subject at the time was folklore.

Christopher Solomon from MSN: Duane Delegan isn't shy about it: He's frugal. Superfrugal. Growing up, when the family was "really, really poor," the Chicago-area man even recalls lending his parents money from his piggy bank. So when Delegan buys a car, he makes it last. In 1994, Delegan splurged and bought a new four-cylinder Saturn SC2 for $14,000. About 390,000 miles later, the Saturn is still rolling. What's his secret? Delegan says he once read about a short-haul railroad company that saved...

When my Grandmother bought her Saturn I remember thinking it wasn't flashy or expensive looking.

This is our first Saturn. We did a lot of car shopping in the seven months prior to buying our ION.

It all started in 1996 with our first Saturn experience. My family bought a limited edition SL2.

A few months back my transmission in my Saturn decided do go south, and the temperature dropped.

As we started south on I-71, we began seeing more "red ball" Saturns. We greeted most with a wave and a smile, always making a comment to my parents in the other car. "There goes another one to Spring Hill."

Four years ago on, I stopped over at Saturn of Livingston in New Jersey with my 1989 Mazda 323.

I went to Saturn just to browse and not be bothered. There was one foot of snow on the ground.

With a bit of luck and some good fortune, I ended up in a Saturn television commercial.