2007 Saturn Aura Xr Sedan 4-door 3.6l on 2040-cars
Flagler Beach, Florida, United States
This Saturn is a midsize sedan segment with the new, appealing Aura. It's one of the few mainstream
family cars has a V6. The Aura's had a $22,000 starting retail price!!!!!! The new-for-2007, 5-passenger, Saturn Aura looks good with its Saturn Sky-like front grille and headlights, European-styled rear deck, bright, light-emitting diode taillights and standard and sizable 18-inch wheels and tires. Inside, the Aura has upscale-looking plastics and other materials and well-arranged buttons, knobs and other controls for very comfortable driving. The Aura received the top, five-out-of-five-stars rating from the federal government for passenger protection in frontal and side crash tests. Among the Aura's standard safety features are four adjustable and lockable head restraints, frontal airbags, side-mounted airbags and ceiling-mounted curtain airbags as well as traction control.The Aura's starting price was close to the starting price of a 2007 Honda Accord that has only a 166-horsepower, 4-cylinder engine and a 5-speed manual transmission. The Saturn Aura includes air conditioning, power windows and door locks, tilt and telescoping steering wheel, AM/FM stereo with CD player and six speakers, Sunroof, remote entry, basic floor mats, cruise control, chrome-colored, exterior, side molding and rear seatbacks that split 60/40 and fold, tachometer. The XR includes up level amenities including leather seat trim, sound system, exterior chrome-colored door handles and a larger and higher-powered, 252-horsepower V6 mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission. Nearly 16 feet long from bumper to bumper and 4.8 feet tall, the Aura is about an inch longer than the Camry and Sonata. The Aura's trunk is larger than the Camry's 15-cubic-foot space, though. All Auras have GM's new family of audio systems in the dashboard, with their large, easy-to-understand buttons and knobs, and it's easy to get pulled in by the good sound quality. |
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2008 saturn aura xe sedan 4-door 2.4l low miles!!!
2008 saturn aura xe sedan 4-door 2.4l(US $3,200.00)
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Saturn aura xr sedan 4-door 3.6l-2008 model
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