FIVE articles..

[Ahnuld]

The press attention is really picking up, this is just from last day or two. as the Redlines get out there, it can only get better. If you have one, or have one coming soon... be very happy. I see the wait getting ridiculously long soon.

GM seeks new life for Saturn
Detroit Free Press Wed, 27 Sep 2006 0:05 AM PDT
http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/a...SS01/609270387
Bernie Toby, a West Bloomfield business manager, was walking through downtown Birmingham on a Sunday afternoon when he saw a car he could not resist. In a leafy park just off the main shopping district of the upscale Detroit suburb, Saturn and its Troy dealership had set up a display with a host of new models, including the eye-catching Saturn Sky roadster.

Saturn attracts attention in showrooms and on the road
http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/a...SS01/609270386
Detroit Free Press Wed, 27 Sep 2006 2:48 AM PDT
Early buyers of Saturn's new cars say their vehicles are getting plenty of second glances on the road, often surprising people that their cars, in fact, are part of the Saturn stable.

WE GET A HANDLE ON SATURN'S NEW ROADSTER
http://www.delawareonline.com/apps/p...PARK/609270307
The News Journal Wed, 27 Sep 2006 0:47 AM PDT
All day long, men were stopping on the road to talk to me. "Is that your car?" "That's an awesome car." "Wow. That car is hot."

New Saturns turning heads
http://www.lansingstatejournal.com/a...WS03/609270344
Lansing State Journal Wed, 27 Sep 2006 1:07 AM PDT
Known for years as the brand with no-haggle shopping and polymer doors, Saturn is in the midst of a dramatic makeover that could make it a key part of the turnaround plan at General Motors Corp.


Take off the top, take in the Sky
http://www.belleville.com/mld/bellev...leville_living
Los Angeles Times
The Saturn Sky -- the celestially seasoned version of the Pontiac Solstice roadster -- reminds us that there is no idea so good that GM won't toss it in a burlap sack and beat it with reeds. Such a notion was the Saturn Corp. Set up in the pastoral Podunk of Spring Hill, Tenn., in the late 1980s, Saturn was supposed to be anodyne to all things wrong with Detroit. At a time when GM's other divisions shared more DNA than the Habsburgs, Saturn was a fresh-slate approach to car-building, with its own cars, reflecting its own engineering and design philosophy. It had its own customer-focused, no-haggle retail environment, inviting you to join the "Saturn family," with all the pod-people overtones the phrases implies.