The Saturn S-Series was a line of compact cars produced by Saturn Corporation from 1990 to 2002. It included models such as the Saturn SL sedan and the Saturn SC coupe. Known for their plastic body panels, these vehicles were designed to resist dents and rust, making them popular for their durability. The S-Series was built on a unique platform and featured a range of four-cylinder engines. It was well-regarded for its fuel efficiency and affordability, appealing to budget-conscious consumers. The S-Series helped establish Saturn as a distinct brand within the General Motors family.