Free Saturn VIN Check

Saturn was established with the goal of manufacturing high-quality small cars at a time when most cars in production had larger built. Close to 2 million units were sold in the United States from 2001 until dealerships closed by the end of 2010.

Interested in buying a used Saturn? Run our free VIN check and search over 3 million Saturn vehicles registered across the country:

All you need is a 17-digit VIN to get a free vehicle history report, which covers thefts, accidents, sales, titles, specifications, and more. VINCheck.info compiles vehicle information from official government sources and offers access to its database to all consumers as a free, informational resource.

Saturn Recall Lookup

In 2014, General Motors recalled over one million vehicles due to electronic power steering problems. A total of 334,728 Saturn Ion vehicles were included in the recall. In the same year, the automaker also recalled 56,214 Saturn Aura units due to transmission shift cable issues.

Running our free VIN can help you spot safety issues in the past. To verify if a vehicle is subject to open recalls, do a VIN search at the GM Recall Center:

A Saturn vehicle subject to an open recall can be fixed at any authorized Saturn dealership.

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Background on Saturn

Saturn VIN Check

In 1985, General Motors founded Saturn LLC as a subsidiary with its own assembly facility in Tennessee. Aimed at markets dominated by Japanese automakers, Saturn started with entries in the compact sedan and coupe as station wagon classes. Before GM’s discontinuation of the brand in 2010, Saturn had already expanded its lineup to include crossovers, hatchbacks, quad coupe, roadster, and even a minivan. The brand was most successful in its earliest years when it was quite popular for its “no-haggle pricing.”

Interesting facts about Saturn:

Saturn was the first to be added to General Motors-owned brands after Chevrolet in 1918.
Saturn was launched as a “different kind of car company,” with its own unique car models, and dealership network independent of General Motors.
The Saturn Aura was named 2007 North American Car of the Year.
The Saturn Outlook was named “Best Family Car 2008” by Parents Magazine/Edmunds.com, “Best Crossover Utility” by MotorWeek Drivers, and “Best New Family Vehicle” by KBB.com.
General Motors designated Saturn Authorized Service Providers, mostly Chevrolet and Cadillac dealers, for all aspects of service on Saturn vehicles including warranty services.

Popular models from Saturn include:

Saturn Astra | Avg. Price: $ | Reliability Score: N/A
2009 Saturn Aura | Avg. Price: $4,520.5 | Reliability Score: 5/5
2007 Saturn ION | Avg. Price: $2,791 | Reliability Score: 3.5/5
2007 Saturn ION Quad Coupe | Avg. Price: $2,791 | Reliability Score: 3.5/5
2002 Saturn L-Series | Avg. Price: $1,887 | Reliability Score: N/A
2009 Saturn Outlook | Avg. Price: $6,348.5 | Reliability Score: 5/5
2005 Saturn Relay | Avg. Price: $2,593 | Reliability Score: N/A
2009 Saturn Sky | Avg. Price: $10,307.25 | Reliability Score: 3/5
2002 Saturn S-Series | Avg. Price: $1,616.25 | Reliability Score: N/A
2009 Saturn VUE | Avg. Price: $4,440.5 | Reliability Score: 4/5

Why should I run a Saturn VIN Check?

Check for accidents. Every year, approximately 6.0 million automobile accidents are reported by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Check for title brands. Flood, hail-damage, and salvage titles are examples of critical title brands which may cause problems in the future for used car buyers.
Check for special purpose designations, including taxi-use, rental-use, or police-use.
Check for thefts. An active theft or previously recovered theft record may point you to undeclared damages or stolen parts.

Run our 100% free VIN check now to uncover the full story of your next vehicle.