No, Saturn had the highest US content of all vehicles sold. Of all vehicles sold in the US, they were arguably the best value and the best decision for the US economy. The engine, as well as most of the rest of the vehicle, was made in Spring Hill TN.
Saturns are typically made in the United States of America, as they are owned by General Motors. However, some models, such as the Astra are made in Europe. However, this is only where the final product is made, individual components may be made in other countries.
Source: Consumer Reports: Should I Buy a Saturn Car?
Yes they are. They were bought by Spyker (maker of ultra high end exotic cars).
There have been thousands of Mazda 3 cars produced in the year 2011. The car is still currently being produced and is expected to rise in numbers accordingly.
According to three wheelers dot com they are still in production in Sweden
Saturn automobiles were always made in Spring Hill, Tennessee. The last Saturn rolled off the assembly line in 2009. Saturn cars are no longer produced. GM reintroduced the Saturn VUE as a rebadged Chevrolet Captiva in 2011.
It doesn't seem as though the Sky Saturn is still available in Europe. However, there are other cars available that are comparable to the Sky Saturn.
No, they stopped making saturns in 2009 I believe.
There are only 50 models of Ascari cars still in production, making it one of the most exclusive cars being produced today. Each car requires 340 hours of hand crafting.
The concept is still being worked on today. No commercially available cars are yet produced. The engineering is still on going.
Matchbox cars are still being produced to this very day. They have been extended into a range of Dino, Arctic and even Batman tracks and accessories to pair with your matchbox cars.
Ummm yeah! They are usually cheaper than cars with an automatic transmission
Floating cars are a thing of the past. They never did catch on big enough to become a profitable industry. However, you can still buy them, there are still some being produced today.See the links below for some history and some currently available models.
they STILL PRODUCE CARS WITH carburetors IN India