[00:03] recorded this video 4 years ago and you've been asking me about it for a you've been asking me about it for a long time. Here we go. This is the Saturn SL. Saturn launched in 1990, a new car for a new decade. And at
[00:18] that time, the standard General Motors compact car was this Chevrolet Cavalier. It looked a lot more traditional, a lot more boxy, a lot more normal. Saturn came out with no front grill and things were more rounded. The entire car looked
[00:31] more futuristic, totally different from other General Motors compact cars. There was a coupe called the SC. There was a wagon that came a little later called the SW and then there was this, the sedan, which was called the SL. Let's
[00:44] quirks and features in here starting with the steering wheel, which is the same steering wheel you saw in the Lotus Esprit when I recently reviewed that for just about anything and so they bought steering wheels from General
[00:58] Motors. They came straight from Saturn. So, these early Saturns have the same steering wheel as the Lotus Esprit. The driver side rear view mirror, you can thing right next to the mirror. Move it up, down, side to side, but the
[01:12] passenger side mirror has no such little joystick. So, how do you adjust it? The answer is in the center console, there's a power control for only the passenger side mirror, but the driver side mirror is manually adjusted. Very strange. One
[01:25] is manually adjusted. Very strange. One single power mirror, not power mirrors.