Homecoming edition 1999 Saturn SL2. See the black emblems! See the opposite color scheme of the guage cluster! see the Inscription "Homecoming commemorative addition" on the guage cluster! They only made 4,000 of these total and as far as I know I own the last one still licensed and on the road in Utah.

$1500 OBO!

Selling because it will no longer pass emissions. Otherwise I wouldn't sell it! As of June 30th 2027 it will no longer be usable for me. (registration expires)

it burns oil and visible exhaust comes out the tail pipe. mechanic says piston rings allowing oil to enter combustion chamber. it isn't affecting power nor longevity of motor assuming driver doesn't forget to add oil.

The on board computer will tell the county computers it is passing but now that they video record every emissions test and the visible smoke out the tail pipe will not allow it to pass.

This would be a great car for someone who lives in Idaho or outside of Salt Lake or Utah county where emissions are required.

This is actually a very reliable car. starts every time. Since I've owned it it has been serviced regularly. Has a new battery and I recently replaced the ignition key lock and tumblers. (they commonly go bad on these Saturns)

It will always get you from point A to B.

Air conditioning works for a few days if you fill it up on refidgerant but it will leak out over time.

Heater works great. no major leaks.

Just burns some oil. (I'd say about every third time you fill it with gas it wants about a quart of oil.)

very fuel efficient. 32 MPG

Nice Bluetooth Sony Stereo. Great commuter car.

I got it to pass emissions in June but the mechanic told me this is the last year I'll squeeze through because they are installing cameras at every testing station.

Clean title in hand.

automatic transmission in good shape. no slipping. Great power steering. tires have more than half their life span still on them.

I have three sets of keys for it. Fobs included (fobs don't seem to work anymore probably just need batteries)

Never been in an accident. Paint in good shape.

Homecoming Green Metallic (often referred to in sales brochures as "Gold Green" or "Light Fern Green Metallic", GM color code WA731F / 38)

Clear coat starting to peel in some spots.

My sons really wants to keep it because it is a one of a kind homecoming edition. He thinks one day it will be a rare car worth lots of money. As far as I'm concerned if I can't drive it in utah country it needs to go to someone who can drive it who lives outside the north Korean Emissions testing county we live in.