Overview & Reviews

The big news for the 2007 Saturn Vue line is the debut of the Green Line hybrid version. Putting out a respectable 170 horsepower, the Vue Green Line also scores fuel-economy estimates of 27 mpg city and 32 mpg highway.

• Strong V6 engine, roomy cabin, comfortable ride, availability of relatively inexpensive Green Line hybrid.

• Below-average build quality, undersized front seats, vague steering, missing some popular convenience and safety features.

User Reviews:

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  Saturn VUE Hybrid - 2007 Saturn VUE
  By ron - July 18 - 5:03 pm

  It drives nice, handles very well and is comforable to drive. The passenger seat could be improved for comfort by making the seat more flexible in range up and down and other adjustments. Storage is adequate for the size of the vehicle and is what we expected when we downsized.

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  Greenline Hybrid Review - 2007 Saturn VUE
  By Nicole Wadleigh - June 28 - 2:56 pm

  Now that I have my Saturn Vue Greenline Hybrid I will never own anything else. I have owned Saturns for years, but the advantage of this one is that it has cut my commuter gas bill in half! Im getting even better mileage than the dealership said I would. An added advantage is that you can use the battery to power the air conditioning or the gas (like a normal car). I have used it on both and there is no difference! So, of course, I use the battery to power the air conditioning. Both my 18 year old and my 2 1/2 year old love the comfort! And the dog loves the cargo area! Good job once again, Saturn!

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  Saturn VIew Green Line - 2007 Saturn VUE
  By Edward Bowler - May 18 - 12:26 pm

  The hybrid Vue runs great and the gas mileage is 30mpg in local driving(26-35mpg range) The acceleration around town very good and improved to 10000 miles. The acceleration on the highway is adequate and the car downshifts on hills smoothly one gear at a time. Very quiet at higway speeds with little wind noise. The sattelite radioworks well. Seats 5 adults comfortably. The rear seats folds down easily for extra storage. Repeatly gets 35+ on long trips at 70MPH.

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  Get one youll like it ! - 2007 Saturn VUE
  By Kevin - May 15 - 1:36 pm

  Picked up our new Saturn a month ago and so far are very happy with the quality of vehicle it is. AWD system works very good as we have had good opportunity to test it out in a couple of feet of snow. Works well on icy highways too. My wife is the primary driver and it did not take her long to get used to it (had a Honda Accord prior) Heated sets are great and love the XM radio. Dealership was one of the most pleasant experiences Ive ever encountered while buying a vehicle

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  New VUE - 2007 Saturn VUE
  By Bill - March 31 - 10:46 am

  I just purchased a 2007 VUE back in October of 06 and have been very pleased with it thus far. I needed something that had a lot of cargo space and still got decent gas mileage. I got all that plus a nice looking, comfortable ride with all the amenities I could have wanted. I do a lot of in-town driving in my job and haul a lot of sizable equipment on a fairly regular basis. The fold down seats are great, I thought Id never use the cargo organizer but now I use it all the time. Gas mileage has been pretty consistent at about 22 mpg with a blend of city and highway driving. Im driving an SUV and filling up once every two weeks! Almost the same frequency as with my 2003 ION 4 cyl automatic

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  I had no idea! - 2007 Saturn VUE
  By bimberger - December 4 - 12:03 pm

  I had no idea it was fast as it turns out to be. Running 45 MPH and step on it to pass, you better have both hands on the wheel. The six speed Auto trans is really fun. I had an 05 Tahoe 4WD, now I go the same miles on half the gas. Its really amazing, a fun to drive, fast gas sipper.

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  Can make it through a good test drive - 2007 Saturn VUE
  By nikkihamburger - October 7 - 12:06 am

  So my husband and I bought this car a couple of weeks ago. We took it through the mountians up to Edmonton Alberta from Everett, Wa. Wow...could this car drive through ice, snow and mountians. The traction control works wonderfully. Except for the other drivers freaking me out the car was smooth and the gas mileage was fantastic we were getting at least 30mpg through the mountians and snow. We filled up twice on our way home and we were driving for 15 hours. That is so amazing to me. I would recommend this car to anyone.

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  07 VUE - 2007 Saturn VUE
  By Scott - August 28 - 1:53 am

  We had 2 uncomfortable cars, 93 Civic, dragging ground, and 03 wrangler (fun but uncomfortable.) So when we test drove the VUE, it was great. That day we had test drove the HHR and Vibe, but this was a perfect fit for us. Roomy, comfortable, options that suited us perfect, at an affordable price. We love the steering wheel controls and heated seats, and the mp3 input, which we use for our Sirius radio, sounds great.

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  A "BULLETPROOF" HONDA ENGINE IN A LOWER PRICED SUV - 2007 Saturn VUE
  By OUTTHEDOORKING - July 23 - 5:08 am

  The Saturn Vue is a great value in an suv. I strongly prefer and recommend the Honda 3.5 liter v6 version which boasts great power and legendary Honda dependability! The fit and finish on these vehicles is very good! I think they are undervalued and therefore a great buy!

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  Still going strong - 2007 Saturn VUE
  By Janice Barrow - July 7 - 9:09 am

  Bought the Vue at 3 years old with 19k miles on it. It replaced a 10-year-old 2000 SL2 that was passed on to my husband. Six years later, only preventative maintenance thus far. Getting ready for the timing belt/water pump and other 100k maintenance (a little early mileage-wise at 84k, but at 9 years of age, dont feel as though its worth it to delay replacing this rubber component on an interference engine). Been reading a lot regarding subframe rust issues, and due to living in the "Salt Belt" Im a little nervous about seeing it up on the lift. The Honda 3.5 L V6 is a nice engine (I keep it humming along with fully synthetic oil), and Im hoping the transmission will fare well after changing the fluid (so far, so good).