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2004 Saturn Vue AWD V6 Red Line
The Saturn Vue Red line is a powerful SUV. Loaded to the max with ground effects, a large front grille, and modified wheels it certainly looks great from the outside. A classier instrument cluster and automatic headlamps are now standard on the V6 model. Our Red Line model also features a tighter performance tuned suspension and larger 18 inch wheels.
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2004 Saturn VUE Red Line
By the end of our week with the Red Line VUE, its capabilities and style had pretty much won us over.
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A Spirited Ride
Women are the majority of buyers of Saturn's sport utility vehicle, the Vue. For 2004, they're getting a surprising and improved package, a spirited ride that comes, interestingly enough, from a Honda V6 under the hood.
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Beefier Version Gives 2 Views of Saturn SUV
Saturn boasts a couple of firsts for the 2004 model year. First year for a high-performance sport-utility vehicle, a hopped up version of the Vue called the Red Line. And first year for that performance in a quieter 24-valve V-6 engine, a 3.5-liter compliments of Honda.
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First Drive: 2004 Saturn Vue Red Line
The "different kind of company" from Spring Hill, Tennessee, known for its no-haggle pricing and dent-resistant body panels, now builds a different kind of SUV. Saturn teamed with General Motors Performance Division to engineer the Vue Red Line, an SUV that offers more sport while maintaining the 'ute.
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Go faster to a better VUE
Of the many upgrades, one of the most significant is the all-new V6 engine. The old 3-liter V6 that created a measly 181 hp. has been tossed - a new 3.5-liter V6 yields a healthy 250 hp. Variable valve timing appears within the new mill, and while upping high-end power and low-end torque, this new system also improves fuel economy. A 5-speed automatic transmission, with grade logic control, backs the V6.
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It's About Time
At first, I didn't recognize it. It was jet-black, with big 18" wheels wrapped in high performance tires. It was slammed low and treated to an aero kit. It was hot. It was the all-new Saturn Vue Red Line and this time, Saturn got it right. It's about time.
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Red Line VUE Proves that People/Cargo Haulers Needn't be Mundane
Our Saturn Vue Red Line was painted "Electric Lime," fer cryin' out loud. I was afraid I was going to have to plug it in at night to prevent the paint job from draining the battery.
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Round Two of the Red Lines
Its impressive 3.5-liter 24-valve, DOHC, Honda-derived V6 is powerful and responsive, putting 250 horsepower at 5,800 rpm and 242 lb-ft of torque at 4,500 rpm down to the road via all of its wheels.
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Saturn Adds a Performance-Tuned VUE and a Better V-6
With its jazzed-up looks and excellent engine, the VUE Red Line V-6 is a good addition to the Saturn portfolio.
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Saturn Kicks it Up a Notch with Red Line Models
In seeking a name for its new higher-performance models, Saturn looked no further than the gauges on its dashboards.
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Saturn Red Lines
Tricked-out small cars and trucks are all the rage with young buyers. So to try and grab a slice of that market, always unconventional Saturn has tuned-up its youngest offerings to produce the Red Line series. So let's put the VUE Red Line and this Ion Red Line to the test, and see if high performance with high style are enough to drive Saturn sales to the red line.
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Saturn SUV Rolls Out 'Wow' Factor
From the beginning, Saturn vehicles have been about pricing and economy with little regard for enthusiast-oriented performance. That changes, however, with the 2004 Saturn Vue, a stylish sport utility that can be powered by a Honda-sourced 250-horsepower V-6 engine. "Wow" is the likely reaction to driving the new Vue from anyone acquainted with previous Saturns. It's got real go-power, with respectable EPA ratings of 19 mpg regular unleaded in the city and 25 on the highway.
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Saturn's VUE a Delightfully Different SUV
Saturn has dared to be different from the start and its interpretation of the ubiquitous sport utility vehicle shows no deviation from that admirable philosophy.
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Saturn's VUE Lookin' Good
Small SUVs are growing in popularity, perhaps because of their roomy interiors and lighter footprint on the environment.
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Saturn's VUE New, Improved
Two years ago Saturn introduced a sport utility vehicle called VUE. Then Saturn's designers went back to the drawing board so they now have the new and improved version.
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Souped-Up Saturn SUV Aims for Male Audience
Before I sat down to write about the 2004 Saturn Vue Red Line sport utility vehicle, I did an informal online poll of my girlfriends to see if they even understood what "Red Line" meant.
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Vroom With a Vue
For 2004, Saturn has upgraded the cabin, replaced the 3.0-liter V6 with a stronger 3.5-liter V6 supplied by Honda and made a sport-tuned model, called the Red Line, available to enthusiast types. Curious to see how much better the interior, performance and handling might be compared to our long-termer, we got a hold of a Red Line for a week.
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VUE Red Line - Sixth Rock from the Sun
The new Red Line series from General Motors Performance Division is literally out of this world; particularly since it belongs to Saturn.
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Vue Red Line Gets Raves
Hurray for Saturn! Although the previous Vue, a 2003 model, was OK, it was nothing special when compared to compact SUVs from Ford, Honda, Toyota, Hyundai and Kia. But the 2004 Vue "Red Line" model changes everything, and is truly something to rave about.
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Vue Red Line is Pumped-Up Performer for Saturn
To pump up the tested Vue, Saturn gave it an "electric lime" paint job, which meant it nearly glowed in the parking lot. Most folks, even young ones, scoffed at the color, but they had to admit it got their attention.
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VUE Vehicle Overview
Late in 2001, Saturn entered the sport utility vehicle arena with its Vue, which was compact in size and intended to be carlike in personality. One special technological touch was a gearless continuously variable transmission (CVT).
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Zoom with a VUE
Saturn's 2004 VUE Red Line arrived on cue for Easter. Painted in glistening Electric Lime, it's more eye-grabbing than a basket full of colorful dyed eggs.
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