• The L300 is part of Saturn's 2003 L-Series, a line of cars and station wagons. The L300 is a four-door sedan originally priced just below $21,000. As of late 2010, the 2003 L300 is valued between $5,000 and $6,000. It is available in black, silver, white, red, pewter, green, and two shades of blue.
  
  

Measurements

• The 2003 L300 is 190.4 inches long, 68.5 inches wide, and 56.4 inches tall. The wheelbase is 106.5 inches and the turning radius is 36.6 inches. The front track is 59.8 inches and the rear track is 59.4 inches. The L300 sits 5.7 inches off the ground and weighs 3,197 lbs.
  
  

Space

• The L300 seats a maximum of five passengers. Front seat headroom is 39.3 inches, while back seat headroom is 38 inches. Front seat legroom is 42.3 inches and back seat legroom is 35.4 inches. Front seat shoulder room is 55.7 inches and back seat shoulder room is 56.1 inches. Hip room is 51.7 inches in the front seat and 54 inches in the back seat.
  
  

Fuel

• The L300 has a 15.7-gallon tank and takes unleaded fuel. It gets 21 miles per gallon (mpg) in the city and 29 mpg on the highway.
  
  

Power

• The L300 comes standard with a 3-liter V-6 engine and 182 horsepower. It includes a four-speed automatic overdrive transmission. The maximum towing ability is 1,000 lbs. Torque is rated at 190 feet-pounds at 3,600 rpm.
  
  

Safety

• Driver, passenger, and side curtain airbags are installed on all L300 cars. Power locks that give the driver access to all door locks are also included. Child safety locks and anti-theft systems also come standard.
  
  

Extras

• The L300 features cruise control to help keep speed steady and save fuel on the highway. An AM/FM radio and CD player come standard. To make room for extra cargo, the second row of seating can fold down to open up additional space.