Saturn Corporation

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Saturn Corporation was a former General Motors automobile brand created in the 1980s to compete with Japanese imports, known for its small cars and distinctive no-haggle sales model.

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Saturn division of General Motors 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf automobile marque
subsidiary
brandEndDate 2010
brandOf General Motors
businessModel fixed-price sales
no-haggle pricing
ceasedProduction late 2000s
corporateForm division of General Motors
country United States of America
surface form: United States
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolved 2010
foundedBy General Motors
foundedIn 1985
headquartersLocation Spring Hill, Tennessee
inception 1985
industry automotive industry
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Tennessee
logoDescription stylized ringed planet icon
mainManufacturingSite Spring Hill Manufacturing
market North America
marketingPositioning “a different kind of car company”
namedAfter planet Saturn
notableFor customer-friendly dealership experience
distinctive dealer network
plastic body panels on early models
spaceframe construction on early models
notableModel Saturn Aura
Saturn Ion
Saturn L-Series
Saturn Relay
Saturn S-Series
Saturn Sky
Saturn Vue
ownedBy General Motors
parentCompany General Motors
product compact cars
crossover SUVs
passenger cars
subcompact cars
purpose compete with Japanese automobile imports
reasonForEnd General Motors restructuring
salesChannel exclusive Saturn-branded dealerships
soldIn Canada
Mexico
United States of America
surface form: United States
status defunct brand
subsidiaryOf General Motors
vehicleTypeProduced compact crossover SUVs
front-wheel-drive cars

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Spring Hill Assembly Plant constructedFor Saturn Corporation
Spring Hill Assembly Plant formerOperator Saturn Corporation
Saturn Ion introducedBy Saturn Corporation
this entity surface form: Saturn division of General Motors
Ion 2 manufacturer Saturn Corporation
LW1 manufacturer Saturn Corporation
LW2 manufacturer Saturn Corporation
LW200 manufacturer Saturn Corporation
LW300 manufacturer Saturn Corporation
Saturn L-Series manufacturer Saturn Corporation
Saturn S-Series manufacturer Saturn Corporation
Spring Hill Manufacturing originallyBuiltFor Saturn Corporation