2005 Saturn Relay A brand-new member of the Saturn family has hit the streets. Saturn calls its new Relay a "family utility vehicle," and it plays this role well.
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Jedlicka Reviews the Relay on MSN Product-starved Saturn is expanding its lineup with its first minivan, which is also its first 7-passenger vehicle. The handsome Relay is basically an improved version of the 1997-2004 General Motors minivan with an SUV-style front end. It has the same basic design as the larger, updated and refined new Chevrolet Uplander, Buick Terraza and Pontiac Montana SV6.
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Road & Travel Drives the Relay The vehicle we're steering through this icy onslaught comes with a sophisticated traction device designed to keep all of the wheels rolling as the vehicle moves forward on a steady and safe track.
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Saturn Relay 3 Saturn's first-ever minivan would be significant news -- if it weren't such a dead-ringer for Chevrolet's and Pontiac's "new" minivans, which are basically face-lifted versions of their old minivans.
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Saturn Seven-Seater Knows How to Haul Saturn started off as very much its own entity. Conceived at a time when many people were turning away from domestics, it was kept so separate from its parent company that some buyers didn't even realize it was a General Motors product. But it's mostly just another GM division now and so gets the new-for-2005 Relay.
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