whats high miles for a saturn?

If you purchase a Toyota Motor Corp. vehicle (Lexus, Toyota, or Scion), I would stay under 350,000 miles.

If you purchase a Honda Motor Co. vehicle (Acura or Honda), I would stay under 250,000 miles.

If you purchase a General Motors vehicle (Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Saab, or Saturn), I would stay under 60,000 miles.

The early S-series saturns have been proven to go up to 300k miles with good care and proper maintenance. However, you have a 2000, so it's only 10-11 years old. So I would say anything above 140k would be high. My '91 SL1 only has 145k but I only drive it during the winter these days.

The 2000 you're looking at would be a gen 3, so I think they might have fixed the oil burning by that point. It would be a good question to ask the seller. Most S-series saturns burned a little bit of oil and it was never really addressed by GM/Saturn until late in the model life. For example, if I drive about 200-300 miles per week in my 91 SL1, I will need to add a quart of oil about every 3-4 weeks. Which seems like a lot but it's not too bad. A lot of them only drop a quart every 3k miles, so you're basically just changing the oil then anyways.

2000 Saturn Sl2 Mpg

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typical mileage for a car made in 2000, would be 120k to 130k..

100 miles..lol.. use kbb.com and edmunds.com and see what $1500 is compare to mileage on that car.

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