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RoyalFlush · 02-22-2007, 09:33 PM

If you're looking for a beautful, unique, muscular looking roadster that commands attention, delivers a solid punch under the hood, handles better than any car you've probably ever driven, yet delivers a very comfortable ride--a car you can feel extremely proud to own but won't break your bank account, the Sky is for you. Let me also say that the pictures just don't do it justice. I think everyone who owns one would agree that the car is 100 times better looking in person. I love how infuriated the BMW and Benz owners are who spend twice the money on their car while everyone is staring at my car. Sure, the manual top is a pain, but I'd much rather OWN the car with a manual top than be ADMIRING the car with a power top because it's now too rich for my bankroll. And all the talk about the top being "awkward," it is true for the first 3 or 4 times you put it down. Once it's broken in, it's not as stiff and there really is no problem. Saturn certainly got it right with this car.

Disclaimers: Can't speak to the durability--only have 2,500 miles on it. Hoping no problems with the LSD, but the warranty should have me covered. And can't talk about the base, but the redline has more than adequate power. If you're considering a roadster at all, you owe it to yourself to look at the Sky.

02-22-2007, 09:33 PM	#47 (permalink)
RoyalFlush Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 6 My Photos: (0)	Review for anyone considering the Sky If you're looking for a beautful, unique, muscular looking roadster that commands attention, delivers a solid punch under the hood, handles better than any car you've probably ever driven, yet delivers a very comfortable ride--a car you can feel extremely proud to own but won't break your bank account, the Sky is for you. Let me also say that the pictures just don't do it justice. I think everyone who owns one would agree that the car is 100 times better looking in person. I love how infuriated the BMW and Benz owners are who spend twice the money on their car while everyone is staring at my car. Sure, the manual top is a pain, but I'd much rather OWN the car with a manual top than be ADMIRING the car with a power top because it's now too rich for my bankroll. And all the talk about the top being "awkward," it is true for the first 3 or 4 times you put it down. Once it's broken in, it's not as stiff and there really is no problem. Saturn certainly got it right with this car. Disclaimers: Can't speak to the durability--only have 2,500 miles on it. Hoping no problems with the LSD, but the warranty should have me covered. And can't talk about the base, but the redline has more than adequate power. If you're considering a roadster at all, you owe it to yourself to look at the Sky.