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		By: Scott		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[It would be nice if Penske could turn Saturn around and they reintroduce those things that made owners so happy owning the product.  I used to love the no-haggle, no-nonsense experience I came to expect from both the sales and the service staff.  I never left the dealership feeling cheated or like a walking wallet.

While I was never so gleeful as to attend the annual picnic, I had nothing but great things to say about the product or the staff.  It also seemed like a great place to work and that showed in how the customers were treated.  All those &quot;intangibles&quot; combined to make this little experiment a force in the auto industry and other companies in different lines of business tried to emulate their success.  Good luck Penske!  I&#039;d buy another Saturn and if they could get back to the basics.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It would be nice if Penske could turn Saturn around and they reintroduce those things that made owners so happy owning the product.  I used to love the no-haggle, no-nonsense experience I came to expect from both the sales and the service staff.  I never left the dealership feeling cheated or like a walking wallet.</p>
<p>While I was never so gleeful as to attend the annual picnic, I had nothing but great things to say about the product or the staff.  It also seemed like a great place to work and that showed in how the customers were treated.  All those &#8220;intangibles&#8221; combined to make this little experiment a force in the auto industry and other companies in different lines of business tried to emulate their success.  Good luck Penske!  I&#8217;d buy another Saturn and if they could get back to the basics.</p>
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