I remember going to this exact Saturn dealership back in like 2000 I believe for a Neuqua valley high school drivers education thing about safety of cars, and dangers of drinking and driving. I had no idea that this dealership lot still remains. That is pretty cool to see!
I didnt know abt saturn when i was a child since i was born in the same day the last saturn rolled out but what i know that it was such cool car compagny and i imagine if it was still around it would be cool :D.......i wish it was still alive :'''''(
I always wanted to buy an old dealership and use it as my personal shop and storage for cars. There was a old Volkswagen dealership near where I grew up that a guy bought and did that with for years until he sold it and it became a Dune-Edwards paint store which is still open today
I used to work for a Subaru dealership that once had two separate buildings for sales and parts/service in different parts of town. When the local Saturn dealer closed, they bought that piece of property and turned it into their new car showroom because it was directly in front of their current parts/service center. If you look closely at the building, you can still see remnants of the old Saturn dealership, which is pretty cool.
Lol there’s a o4 Saturn ion sliver 04 just chillin in my driveway to this day the car still runs and drives what we didn’t know afterwards was that the speakers were upgraded to JBL subwoofer speakers all from 2012 witch not gonna lie they pack a punch
I have a red 2007 saturn ion 2 sitting in my driveway that has 180,000 miles and still looks and runs like a champ...uses no oil or coolant and still gets 27 MPG!
I own one of those Saturn Vues that cost 8 dollars or whatever :) lol its a 2004 with 157,000 miles, still going strong! I see a saturn vue on the road still pretty much every time i drive somewhere. Saturn made some great cars when they were around, thanks for this look at one of their old dealerships!
I worked there from 2005 until 3 or 4 months before they closed. GM announced that Saturn would close down and I remember after getting the news that the car line was done how we were all in shock. It was rumored that Penske was going to step up and make a deal to buy the line off of GM and produce the car in tandem with Nissan and Samsung. (Samsung makes cars in Asia)... it was a very sad day.
That is so sad to see the empty dealership. I have purchased 3 Saturns in my life and still own 2. Saturn was a unique company that had a good product and made it fun to buy a car. My first Saturn was a Silver with blue interior SL2 that had a 5 speed and moonroof. The 2 I have now are a blue 2004 Ion3, and a red loaded 2007 Vue AWD. I loved the whole Saturn buying experience. Thanks for the nostalgic trip down memory lane.
Saturn of Sioux Falls offered free car washes whenever you wanted. I owned 2 and I was treated better there than when I later brought my Mercedes and BMW. Saturn definitely took care of its customers.
Sorry for the necro-reply but I gotta say, BMW and Mercedes treat their customers like shit because they know they'll keep coming back to buy a BMW or a Mercedes. That's also how they can get away with building a far less solid product than they used to. People will still shell out to get that high end logo.
I have 2 ion quad coupes. Family has/had 5 saturns total. I can remember going into our local Saturn dealer and my parents buying 2 brand new ions. I can remember the dealer having a cut away Saturn L200 and going out back of the dealer and seeing all the brand new Saturn ions. Love seeing this.
Yes. The center area they did have a car on display. Back around 2003 my mom was interested in a Vue. My dad and I went to get her old van appraised and it was the Ion coupe there
At the Saturn dealerships in CA and OR, they would wash your car every time it was brought in for any kind of service. I remember taking mine to the Eugene, OR dealer for an oil change and they gave her back to me sparkling clean. I had purchased my 1996 SC2 used from a Subaru lot in 2000, and every year until they closed down, Saturn sent me a postcard every spring wishing my car a happy birthday. I still drive that SC2 today and it’s the most reliable of my 3 vehicles. I also sought out 2 more low mileage Saturns in the last 2 years for my coming of age teen sons. My oldest has an 01 SC2 coupe and my 15 year old has an 01 SW2 (station wagon). They love their Saturns too, and I’m happy to have set them both up with cars they’ll easily get 100k miles out of to sail them through their college years.
I hope it doesn’t get demolished, I absolutely love Saturn cars and this at least made me happy knowing it’s still here. Also, I don’t know about y’all but whenever I look at the Saturn logo, I see a K instead of the actual planet, lol.
Still driving the 05 ION I bought from the forecourt of the North Hills Saturn [aka Galpin] in the San Fernando Valley. Now it's Galpin VW Thanks for this.
In recent days I was reading that Bob Rohrman passed away. I remember the ads on radio and TV for his dealerships. I currently reside in Florida & I can tell you that depending on where you go you’ll find abandoned dealerships and if there’s a sign from the showroom you can pretty much guess what they were because I myself find this stuff interesting
I see this dealership everyday, and I am pretty sure in a year or 2 it will be torn down and new retail built. That is what happened with the medical center that was on the corner of the roads/next to the dealership. The Hyundai dealership down the road did use this as an overflow lot and stored vehicles here for a few years a few years ago, that is why it was on there. PS there is also another abandoned car dealership down the road, it was for the Bob Rohrman ‘Luxury’ car dealership. That one has been abandoned for even longer, it has been abandoned/not in use for at least 20 years.
Just looked up the Rohrman Luxury dealership and omg they never used that building. On google earth you can see that it was built sometime between 1998-2002 and the only time there appears to ever have been cars in the lot is around 2005-2006 but the aerials from those years are very blurry so who knows.... 18600 Grand Ave.
I owned a 2004 Saturn VUE. Fantastic vehicle! Reason I no longer own it because the frame eventually rusted where I felt unsafe to drive. Live in New England and the salt got the better of it. I drive a 2009 Saturn Aura XE right now. Bought both vehicles new. The Aura is another great vehicle! I miss Saturn.
I got my Sl2 2002 when i first started driving at sixteen, had about 160K miles. Still running strong at 210K, I don't know who will live longer. Me or the saturn... Nice video
This was a part of the Bob Roarmam Auto group. Bob Roarmam is still around. They deal with multiple lines. Roarmams logo is a lion hence the lion statue by the display circle.
The circular pad at the beginning of the video is where they would park a newly sold car and present it to its new owner. Pretty cool stuff! I owned a used Saturn sedan for a while. Not terribly reliable!
they transformed the Saturn dealership in my city into a skateboard shop!! ours was pretty small, it was closely connected to a Chevy dealer so i assume they shared space? anywho, they painted the whole thing black and kept the iconic "enterance cover" (forgot the word lol)!!
I miss that car company. I remembered when I was at Cherry Grove in Anderson Township, Ohio when I was a little boy, there used to be a Saturn dealer, along with the used car dealer and everything else. We would've wished that GM would bring back Saturn for sure, even though those cars are one of the worst. This defunct car company always reminds me of my own childhood. Saturn cars have got to be sci-fi-mobiles, so as Mercury. RIP Saturn - 1985-2010 🙏🙏
Awww RIP Saturn -I actually drove through the old Saturn (now Mitsubishi) dealership this week where I got my first “nice” car in High School (a 02 Saturn SC2)
I had a several saturns they were all good cars to me , i never had mechanical problems with the once i bought the only one i had a problem was an si1 that i bought in 95 the cerpentine bell keep on breaking and i sold it but after that i had 3 more and they were good cars
Specifically, with Mitsubishi, Oldsmobile, and Saturn, their dealer tags, at least in my area, are near indestructible. ( I know that's not the right word to use in the sentence, but couldn't think of anything else. ) It's interesting, at least for me, to see where these dealerships were. The Mitsubishi dealer is now an appliance store, the Oldsmobile dealer has been torn down and is now a parking lot while the Saturn dealer is a BMW dealership.
I didnt know abt saturn when i was a child since i was born in the same day the last saturn rolled out but what i know that it was such cool car compagny and i imagine if it was still around it would be cool :D.......i wish it was still alive :'''''(
That center area was called the Launch Pad. It's where new buyers picked up their car after the sale was final. It was accompanied by all kinds of embarrassing fanfare from the employees. I think there was some kind of chant or something. *shudder* When I bough my second Saturn I asked them to bypass that little part of the sale. LOL.
I remember them singing to me when I bought my 02 sc1. They had it backed in and afterwards I got in and drove off. Yeah definitely over the top but it was my first new car ever so I didn’t care. When I got my 06 Ion I never thought to ask them to forgo that part but they never did it anyway. Miss those cars. Would’ve remained a customer for life no doubt.
Not to get political, but this is the result of government intervention during the Obama administration. I was a Saturn employee when the Federal government got involved with GM in 2008. Instead of filing bankruptcy and restructuring, the way they should have(you know, shut down non-producing or super low producing dealerships across ALL brand names GM owned, the government decided that GM had to shut down or sell two names) A lot of people don't know this, but Saturn was one of GM'S best rated and best selling names amongst all its brands in 2008. Also, Saturn was GM but independent dealers, so when Pontiac shut down, nothing really happened to its employees as they were Chevy, GMC, Buick, Pontiac and Cadillac dealers, so they just changed a sign. Saturn however, none of those employees kept their jobs. But GM decided that route because Saturn and Pontiac were the smallest overall in size.
It doesn't look so bad. Clearly it's been mowed plenty of times and the structure must have been pressured washed a couple of times during those 11 years. I've seen concrete getting covered with all types of wild grasses and small trees to the point it looks like there's only soil below, and paint fading or full of mold, mildew and black fungus in less than 3 years. The building would already have lots of vines and climbing plants if it was untouched. It looks almost ready for another brand to take it over with a minor investment and repairs. It's sad to see how GM let their cars die. I especially miss Pontiac. My family still has a Grand Prix and a Vibe (rebadged Toyota Matrix) going since 2000 and 2003 respectively.
Waoow it's really a shame! That there are no more cars of that brand saturn I am really sad because they stopped producing those cars right now I would like a new one 0 miles but there are no more! Because they couldn't matnt More afloat the company! They were good cars They still are the ones that remain If anyone knows of a former owner of the brand please let me know I need the plan or inventory to produce a car of that model but in a Honda brand Greetings to all! And those who still have saturn cars take care of them Some jewels!
If I had the money I would buy a building like this and I would go through it and I would make half of it for my own collector cars and the other half for selling used cars that's what I would do what a building like this it's a nice building it Cancri you're not gonna destroyed unless you drive-through it but that would be sopping I would do with this type of building what town or what state is this in I live in Connecticut how far away is it from where I am thank you for this video
Used to work at a dealership across the street from there. The building is still owned by Bob Rohrman but it’s used as storage. Got to go in there a few times.
I can tell that definitely isn’t the case. It’s one of our plow trucks for the Hyundai and vw dealerships across the street. The building is still used as storage.
Saturn was shut down as part of the agreement for the government bailout of GM back when the economy crashed in 2008, along with GM agreeing to shut down Pontiac, Hummer, Saab, and Oldsmobile. The video was hard to watch because you constantly shook the camera and the fast panning back and forth.
I don't know why they stopped making them. They should build another car plant there to add jobs for us America people if you want the unemployment rate to drop I'm just saying
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I remember going to this exact Saturn dealership back in like 2000 I believe for a Neuqua valley high school drivers education thing about safety of cars, and dangers of drinking and driving. I had no idea that this dealership lot still remains. That is pretty cool to see!
Where is it located?
Gurnee IL
Pass it every time
I didnt know abt saturn when i was a child since i was born in the same day the last saturn rolled out but what i know that it was such cool car compagny and i imagine if it was still around it would be cool :D.......i wish it was still alive :'''''(
I always wanted to buy an old dealership and use it as my personal shop and storage for cars.
There was a old Volkswagen dealership near where I grew up that a guy bought and did that with for years until he sold it and it became a Dune-Edwards paint store which is still open today
use a old dealer like a amc, or a pontiac,etc
I used to work for a Subaru dealership that once had two separate buildings for sales and parts/service in different parts of town. When the local Saturn dealer closed, they bought that piece of property and turned it into their new car showroom because it was directly in front of their current parts/service center. If you look closely at the building, you can still see remnants of the old Saturn dealership, which is pretty cool.
This is so cool! I drive a Saturn Ion Redline and this makes me super happy to see!
I also have a Saturn Ion Redline. It would be great to take pictures of my car at this abandoned dealership....
How does an abandoned dealership and a dead brand make you happy?
@@Cher007 hush me boyo
Lol there’s a o4 Saturn ion sliver 04 just chillin in my driveway to this day the car still runs and drives what we didn’t know afterwards was that the speakers were upgraded to JBL subwoofer speakers all from 2012 witch not gonna lie they pack a punch
I have a red 2007 saturn ion 2 sitting in my driveway that has 180,000 miles and still looks and runs like a champ...uses no oil or coolant and still gets 27 MPG!
I own one of those Saturn Vues that cost 8 dollars or whatever :) lol its a 2004 with 157,000 miles, still going strong! I see a saturn vue on the road still pretty much every time i drive somewhere. Saturn made some great cars when they were around, thanks for this look at one of their old dealerships!
satruns were unreiable POS
Still driving my 2008 Saturn Sky Redline....love every second in it. Great car!
You ment Pontiac Solstice because that what the car really is GMs badge engineering
Not like the real saturn S series from the 90s
I worked there from 2005 until 3 or 4 months before they closed. GM announced that Saturn would close down and I remember after getting the news that the car line was done how we were all in shock. It was rumored that Penske was going to step up and make a deal to buy the line off of GM and produce the car in tandem with Nissan and Samsung. (Samsung makes cars in Asia)... it was a very sad day.
What year did it close?
@@carlosbello3781 2009 I believe
@@carlosbello3781 2009, but some 2010 models do exist.
@@josephf.4540 what state was this in?
That is so sad to see the empty dealership. I have purchased 3 Saturns in my life and still own 2. Saturn was a unique company that had a good product and made it fun to buy a car. My first Saturn was a Silver with blue interior SL2 that had a 5 speed and moonroof. The 2 I have now are a blue 2004 Ion3, and a red loaded 2007 Vue AWD. I loved the whole Saturn buying experience. Thanks for the nostalgic trip down memory lane.
Shoutout to you, they are amazing vehicles.
Saturn of Sioux Falls offered free car washes whenever you wanted. I owned 2 and I was treated better there than when I later brought my Mercedes and BMW. Saturn definitely took care of its customers.
Sorry for the necro-reply but I gotta say, BMW and Mercedes treat their customers like shit because they know they'll keep coming back to buy a BMW or a Mercedes. That's also how they can get away with building a far less solid product than they used to. People will still shell out to get that high end logo.
Saturns were awesome cars! I still have my Dad's 2003 L series...Loved Saturns...shame that GM let them go...
no they werent there were unreaible crap cars
I have 2 ion quad coupes. Family has/had 5 saturns total. I can remember going into our local Saturn dealer and my parents buying 2 brand new ions. I can remember the dealer having a cut away Saturn L200 and going out back of the dealer and seeing all the brand new Saturn ions. Love seeing this.
Little bro is still driving the 95 SL1M that I bought with 116,000 miles on it. It's the car that led me to the brand new ION I still drive.
Even to this date, the continued upkeep of this one place is still really strange.
Thought this was BSF vid when I saw that thumbnail lol
Yes. The center area they did have a car on display. Back around 2003 my mom was interested in a Vue. My dad and I went to get her old van appraised and it was the Ion coupe there
At the Saturn dealerships in CA and OR, they would wash your car every time it was brought in for any kind of service. I remember taking mine to the Eugene, OR dealer for an oil change and they gave her back to me sparkling clean. I had purchased my 1996 SC2 used from a Subaru lot in 2000, and every year until they closed down, Saturn sent me a postcard every spring wishing my car a happy birthday. I still drive that SC2 today and it’s the most reliable of my 3 vehicles. I also sought out 2 more low mileage Saturns in the last 2 years for my coming of age teen sons. My oldest has an 01 SC2 coupe and my 15 year old has an 01 SW2 (station wagon). They love their Saturns too, and I’m happy to have set them both up with cars they’ll easily get 100k miles out of to sail them through their college years.
Still drive a 2000 Saturn SC1, most reliable car I have ever owned. It almost looks like someone is still trimming the hedges at this old lot, haha
I have a Saturn 2008 SUV and love it!
Jonathan Losito No. not that type.
I hope it doesn’t get demolished, I absolutely love Saturn cars and this at least made me happy knowing it’s still here.
Also, I don’t know about y’all but whenever I look at the Saturn logo, I see a K instead of the actual planet, lol.
Very interesting and fascinating
Still driving the 05 ION I bought from the forecourt of the North Hills Saturn [aka Galpin] in the San Fernando Valley. Now it's Galpin VW
Thanks for this.
In recent days I was reading that Bob Rohrman passed away. I remember the ads on radio and TV for his dealerships. I currently reside in Florida & I can tell you that depending on where you go you’ll find abandoned dealerships and if there’s a sign from the showroom you can pretty much guess what they were because I myself find this stuff interesting
I see this dealership everyday, and I am pretty sure in a year or 2 it will be torn down and new retail built. That is what happened with the medical center that was on the corner of the roads/next to the dealership. The Hyundai dealership down the road did use this as an overflow lot and stored vehicles here for a few years a few years ago, that is why it was on there.
PS there is also another abandoned car dealership down the road, it was for the Bob Rohrman ‘Luxury’ car dealership. That one has been abandoned for even longer, it has been abandoned/not in use for at least 20 years.
Just looked up the Rohrman Luxury dealership and omg they never used that building. On google earth you can see that it was built sometime between 1998-2002 and the only time there appears to ever have been cars in the lot is around 2005-2006 but the aerials from those years are very blurry so who knows.... 18600 Grand Ave.
does it still stand today? sorta want to take my mint 1992 sc for a photoshoot
I sold cars at that car dealership (Saturn of Gurnee) for 6 years. Wow that brings back memories. Thank You for making this video.
I owned a 2004 Saturn VUE. Fantastic vehicle! Reason I no longer own it because the frame eventually rusted where I felt unsafe to drive. Live in New England and the salt got the better of it. I drive a 2009 Saturn Aura XE right now. Bought both vehicles new. The Aura is another great vehicle! I miss Saturn.
I got my Sl2 2002 when i first started driving at sixteen, had about 160K miles. Still running strong at 210K, I don't know who will live longer. Me or the saturn...
Nice video
Wow. I love the video
This was a part of the Bob Roarmam Auto group. Bob Roarmam is still around. They deal with multiple lines. Roarmams logo is a lion hence the lion statue by the display circle.
I'd wanna get that sign lol. Like 10 guys and just yoink it lol. Then have GM suits chasing me.
Go inside lol 😂
The circular pad at the beginning of the video is where they would park a newly sold car and present it to its new owner. Pretty cool stuff! I owned a used Saturn sedan for a while. Not terribly reliable!
Wasn’t that an old Sears grand across the street?
I really miss these cars.
Still driving my 97 Saturn SC 5-speed. Still under 80,000 miles.
Mann this video. Felt like is like going into Roswell New Mexico.
they transformed the Saturn dealership in my city into a skateboard shop!! ours was pretty small, it was closely connected to a Chevy dealer so i assume they shared space? anywho, they painted the whole thing black and kept the iconic "enterance cover" (forgot the word lol)!!
I miss that car company. I remembered when I was at Cherry Grove in Anderson Township, Ohio when I was a little boy, there used to be a Saturn dealer, along with the used car dealer and everything else. We would've wished that GM would bring back Saturn for sure, even though those cars are one of the worst. This defunct car company always reminds me of my own childhood. Saturn cars have got to be sci-fi-mobiles, so as Mercury.
RIP Saturn - 1985-2010 🙏🙏
I remember as a kid seeing Pontiac and Saturn dealerships lol and the one one day I didn’t.
I wish I knew what it would have looked like back in the day. And what is that fancy background music?
I would love to see this.
Saturn's R.I.P from 2010
(😢 i miss vehicles from American)
🇺🇸🙏 I wish Saturn dealers are returned (Saturn will my heaven)
There's an old Saturn dealership in Cincinnati it's just been rebranded as a Subaru dealership. It's kings Subaru in the kings automall
Awww RIP Saturn -I actually drove through the old Saturn (now Mitsubishi) dealership this week where I got my first “nice” car in High School (a 02 Saturn SC2)
This is the abandoned Gurnee Saturn in Gurnee, Illinois. It's right in front of Gurnee Mills Mall.
someone is still maintaining the grounds actually.. look at the hedges. It's also used for storage. I wonder what the deal is with that building.
there is a lancia dealer sighn in houston that was still up and was on the side of highway
I had a several saturns they were all good cars to me , i never had mechanical problems with the once i bought the only one i had a problem was an si1 that i bought in 95 the cerpentine bell keep on breaking and i sold it but after that i had 3 more and they were good cars
Specifically, with Mitsubishi, Oldsmobile, and Saturn, their dealer tags, at least in my area, are near indestructible. ( I know that's not the right word to use in the sentence, but couldn't think of anything else. ) It's interesting, at least for me, to see where these dealerships were. The Mitsubishi dealer is now an appliance store, the Oldsmobile dealer has been torn down and is now a parking lot while the Saturn dealer is a BMW dealership.
Sad, should be marked as a Historic Monument
Glad they left it standing and no one vandalized it
I owned 3 Saturn's, 96,98,99 Saturn SL2 versions. These where nice cars. At least I thought they where.👍
I didnt know abt saturn when i was a child since i was born in the same day the last saturn rolled out but what i know that it was such cool car compagny and i imagine if it was still around it would be cool :D.......i wish it was still alive :'''''(
This building can be yours for the low low price of $5,795,000!
How are the windows not all broken ?? What is this? Canada?
I'm surprised the city of Gurnee allows this
0% for 5 years.
Saturn's death song
I drive a 2002 Saturn L100. Great Car.
Was this a Saab dealership also?
The name of the dealership was under the Saturn sign. Ganley Saturn for example.
Lion was there because it was a Bob “ROARMAN” Rohrman dealership haha
That center area was called the Launch Pad. It's where new buyers picked up their car after the sale was final. It was accompanied by all kinds of embarrassing fanfare from the employees. I think there was some kind of chant or something. *shudder* When I bough my second Saturn I asked them to bypass that little part of the sale. LOL.
I remember them singing to me when I bought my 02 sc1. They had it backed in and afterwards I got in and drove off. Yeah definitely over the top but it was my first new car ever so I didn’t care. When I got my 06 Ion I never thought to ask them to forgo that part but they never did it anyway. Miss those cars. Would’ve remained a customer for life no doubt.
SC, is the auto group Bob Rohrman still in business in your area? Maybe they are selling something else???
I wonder what happened to the old Saturn dealer in Naperville
It’s a Kia Dealership now lol
This exact Saturn dealer is within the Gurnee Mills mall area
Wonder if that dodge works
Surprised a car shop or dealership has not bought the building
I want to see a old Saab dealer I think I would start crying
I was...sad throughout the whole video...
Not to get political, but this is the result of government intervention during the Obama administration. I was a Saturn employee when the Federal government got involved with GM in 2008. Instead of filing bankruptcy and restructuring, the way they should have(you know, shut down non-producing or super low producing dealerships across ALL brand names GM owned, the government decided that GM had to shut down or sell two names) A lot of people don't know this, but Saturn was one of GM'S best rated and best selling names amongst all its brands in 2008. Also, Saturn was GM but independent dealers, so when Pontiac shut down, nothing really happened to its employees as they were Chevy, GMC, Buick, Pontiac and Cadillac dealers, so they just changed a sign. Saturn however, none of those employees kept their jobs. But GM decided that route because Saturn and Pontiac were the smallest overall in size.
I never liked the cheap rubbermaid cars!!!
THE FUTURE OF CARS 🚘
Bob Roooohhhhrrrrman!
What's up guys, it's Not Jake, and welcome to Discount Abandoned.
(Just kidding with ya. Thanks for the laugh on that one.)
It doesn't look so bad. Clearly it's been mowed plenty of times and the structure must have been pressured washed a couple of times during those 11 years. I've seen concrete getting covered with all types of wild grasses and small trees to the point it looks like there's only soil below, and paint fading or full of mold, mildew and black fungus in less than 3 years. The building would already have lots of vines and climbing plants if it was untouched. It looks almost ready for another brand to take it over with a minor investment and repairs. It's sad to see how GM let their cars die. I especially miss Pontiac. My family still has a Grand Prix and a Vibe (rebadged Toyota Matrix) going since 2000 and 2003 respectively.
And other car dealerships that aren't quasi independent didn't have these car washes
Is this located by Gurnee Mills Mall?
Yep!
Waoow it's really a shame! That there are no more cars of that brand saturn I am really sad because they stopped producing those cars right now I would like a new one 0 miles but there are no more! Because they couldn't matnt More afloat the company! They were good cars They still are the ones that remain If anyone knows of a former owner of the brand please let me know I need the plan or inventory to produce a car of that model but in a Honda brand Greetings to all! And those who still have saturn cars take care of them Some jewels!
The 90's everyone was pushing THE RESALE of saturns are soooo great! If anything is pushed so hard then its a gimmick.
If I had the money I would buy a building like this and I would go through it and I would make half of it for my own collector cars and the other half for selling used cars that's what I would do what a building like this it's a nice building it Cancri you're not gonna destroyed unless you drive-through it but that would be sopping I would do with this type of building what town or what state is this in I live in Connecticut how far away is it from where I am thank you for this video
This is at gurnee mills.
Im watching because walgreens got a file on me about owning a Saturn a long time agoooo. 🤔
Yes and only 11 yrs ago a Saturn S Series 10of the line sold new for about $14,000. Since used cars sell for higher Saturn appreciated 👆25%
Top of the line not 10of
I still have my '02 SC1 with manual shift! 45mpg hwy! Love it! Those of us with Saturn's should get a club together.😁
I worked there 1995- 1998 ...
If you had owned one...you would have gotten the idea....2006 Vue V-6 250 hp.....
I live near this
Heyy bro I have a Saturn ion 2004!!!
i feel like theyre raising hell 👺😭
There’s an abandoned Saturn dealer here in Illinois
This specific one is in Illinois
I buy my Saturn Vue 2005 there!
I drive a 1997 sl1 saturn
Where is this zack?
Nevermind I see now
Because GM couldn't grasp the new way culture of doing business
Legit facts
i drive a 2002 saturn L200
So i want
To know why the truck is in there. Did the dealer keep someone’s car and never give it back? Lol
Used to work at a dealership across the street from there. The building is still owned by Bob Rohrman but it’s used as storage. Got to go in there a few times.
I like gm, but thanks gm for destroying Saturn and Pontiac, are you happy?
GM getting rid of Oldsmobile was worse
SAAB did not make it either
@@jamesparson and fisker they weren't around too long, sad they had some good ideas.
$8 Saturn Vue 😂
I bet that truck has a very low mileage and it’s in very good condition
It’s not. You can see it’s pretty rusty. That truck was probably 10 - 15 years old when this dealer closed
I can tell that definitely isn’t the case. It’s one of our plow trucks for the Hyundai and vw dealerships across the street. The building is still used as storage.
Saturn was such a cool and unique brand that was destroyed by terrible GM decisions.
I guess michigan destroyed that business
Saturn was shut down as part of the agreement for the government bailout of GM back when the economy crashed in 2008, along with GM agreeing to shut down Pontiac, Hummer, Saab, and Oldsmobile. The video was hard to watch because you constantly shook the camera and the fast panning back and forth.
Wtf the michigan government bailed itself out of this shit
2001
I don't know why they stopped making them. They should build another car plant there to add jobs for us America people if you want the unemployment rate to drop I'm just saying
What a wasted video
pretty un informative vid