Is Saturn considered import or domestic?

I'm wondering whether a Saturn car/truck/etc is considered an imported vehicle (not build in North America, such as Mazda, VW, Honda, etc.) or a domestic one (built in North America, such as Ford, Chev, Dodge, etc.). I'm pretty sure it is domestic, but just checking to be sure.

Saturn was a US based company, a division of General Motors, and most of it's cars where built in the US. But some where re-badged GM products from other markets. Not sure where the Saturn Astra were built, but it was some place other than the US.

BTW, the distinction is no where near as clear now, as the US based companies now sell a lot of rebadged cars built in other places, and many of the "Foreign" cars are built almost completely in the US. The 5 cars with the most US construction are all Toyota and Honda vehicles this year.
https://www.cars.com/articles/the-2016-carscom-american-made-index-1420684865874/ A Saturn, when it was in production, was domestic, made in Tennessee. But the brand is no longer being made. Saturn was a General Motors product. Very much a product of the United States. Saturn was primarily a domestic, but a few badge-engineered Opels were also sold as Saturns (ex. The Astra). Saturn automobiles were made in America, therefore they're considered domestic. Made in Tennessee, USA If you live in the US, then it was a domestic brand. Saturn cars when out of business in Oct. 2009? Their TV ads were to "talk to them about your overdue payments", they will try to fix it because without a car. You would be without a job. That didn't seem to help them as many car buyers took GM loans. You'll still find parts as they are just GM. Body parts may become hard to find. Saturn is an American company, surprisingly. Looking at their vehicles, you'd think they're Japanese or something. I was like you until I owned one, I wasn't sure. I will tell you this, their vehicles are fantastically built, not just one or two models, all of them, they made very good cars… I had a 2005 Aura for a first car… Traded it in with 315,000 miles… Got it with only 48,000. I'm 28 years old and only on my second vehical (2016 Volvo s60 Polestar). I got a little teary eyed saying good bye to her, so many memories, 2 girlfriends, 3 jobs, drifted in it, burnouts, reverse 180s… I miss it just thinking about it.

Saturn, when it was in production, was domestic, made in Tennessee. But the brand is no longer being made.

Saturn was a General Motors product. Very much a product of the United States.

Saturn was primarily a domestic, but a few badge-engineered Opels were also sold as Saturns (ex. The Astra).

Saturn automobiles were made in America, therefore they're considered domestic.

Made in Tennessee, USA

If you live in the US, then it was a domestic brand.

Saturn cars when out of business in Oct. 2009? Their TV ads were to "talk to them about your overdue payments", they will try to fix it because without a car. You would be without a job. That didn't seem to help them as many car buyers took GM loans. You'll still find parts as they are just GM. Body parts may become hard to find.

Saturn is an American company, surprisingly. Looking at their vehicles, you'd think they're Japanese or something. I was like you until I owned one, I wasn't sure. I will tell you this, their vehicles are fantastically built, not just one or two models, all of them, they made very good cars… I had a 2005 Aura for a first car… Traded it in with 315,000 miles… Got it with only 48,000. I'm 28 years old and only on my second vehical (2016 Volvo s60 Polestar). I got a little teary eyed saying good bye to her, so many memories, 2 girlfriends, 3 jobs, drifted in it, burnouts, reverse 180s… I miss it just thinking about it.