1996 Saturn L-Series

4 cylinder

Automatic

1G8ZK527XTZ205845

Clear

Gasoline

If you are looking for a tow car (dinghy) for a motorhome and are looking one that is in cosmetically great you can stop reading now and look elsewhere. If you are looking for an inexpensive tow car that is mechanically in great shape and is already set up to tow, then read some more. I have just purchased a new motor home and the wife hinted that the Saturn did not match the color of the new coach. Well, if you are married you will understand that I bought a new tow car yesterday that would color coordinate and look "cute" behind the coach. This Saturn is my former tow car. 8000 miles ago I had the following done to this car. New tires New brakes New Air Conditioning System Pre wired for a tow car light set up Roadmaster Tow bar adapter plates attatched Battery cut off switch to save battery while towing or during storage Total cost for all of that not counting installation of the tow adapters and light wiring is over $1300 Here is what you get: A tow car that cranks every time with cold AC, light wiring, adapter plates, over 25 mpg Now what you don't get is: Perfect paint Carpet without stains Sun Visors A working radio(It can probably be fixed, I think it is a power wire loose) The drivers seat belt will not automatically retract. It will latch fine but the spring that reels it in is not working. In response to a a question I got, it does have a sun roof that does not work but has been sealed shut to prevent leaking. All you will need is a Roadmaster tow bar, cables, and electrical pigtail. Hook it up and go.Since I spent $1300 just 8000 miles ago I am only getting $200 for the base car. The mounting bar that is shown in the picture does NOT come with the car. You will get that when you get your tow bar.