I would really doubt it would be that much. The Solstice had a price increase on some of the options in September of last year and the MSRP in December. Here are the amounts of the increases. There are a few upgrades being added in July so they may affect the MSRP also.HotSky said:Has Saturn raised the price for 2008. Someone said they might raise it by seven to ten thousand dollars.
The 2008 Skys wont come out till after the plant shift in July of 2007, meaning availability late July early August. You can't even order those yet. The 2007MY 2007 actual year cars are sold out, but the cars being built post July 2006 plant shutdown are defintely not sold out yet. By this time next year it should be easier to find a Sky I bet. Just order one from a dealer at any point and build it how you want it.2008SKY said:Hi,
If I wait next year, Will there plenty of 2008 Saturn Sky?
Jay
If they do raise prices I'd expect them to be in line with the Solstice increases we saw the begining of 2006.skyepilot said:they might raise the price,but the valuable ones are the first years production..................
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-Why-?skyepilot said:they might raise the price,but the valuable ones are the first years production..................
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because collectors prefer the lower vin numbers of the first years production.wt2ga said:-Why-?
IF you keep it in pristine condition and IF you wait like 30 years it'll be worth something. To me though what's the point of buying a low cost Roadster if you're not going to enjoy it and beat the piss out of it.skyepilot said:because collectors prefer the lower vin numbers of the first years production.![]()
which would you rather have, a new mustang or a first year production?
a new vette, or a first year production?
low vin, first year, collector car.:thumbs:
Not necessarily true - but far from wrong.brentil said:IF you keep it in pristine condition and IF you wait like 30 years it'll be worth something. To me though what's the point of buying a low cost Roadster if you're not going to enjoy it and beat the piss out of it.
Also since GM didn't do a "First 1000" batch like the Solstice the low VIN #'s might not be as valuable.
I was at my dealers yesterday and he told me they are going to raise the price of the sky next timeHotSky said:Has Saturn raised the price for 2008. Someone said they might raise it by seven to ten thousand dollars.
skyepilot said:because collectors prefer the lower vin numbers of the first years production.![]()
which would you rather have, a new mustang or a first year production?
a new vette, or a first year production?
low vin, first year, collector car.:thumbs:
2008SKY said:Hi,
If I wait next year, Will there plenty of 2008 Saturn Sky?
Jay
From what I was told, will be limited prod this year and next. I hate to say this out loud, but I would love it if they continue that way....:yesnod:gayager said:According to the General Manager at my dealership, the SKY will always (????) be a limited production car. The plan is that there will never be a number of them sitting on a dealership lot (According to the GM who was quoting Jil W.)
Any dealership members have any different info????
gayager said:According to the General Manager at my dealership, the SKY will always (????) be a limited production car. The plan is that there will never be a number of them sitting on a dealership lot (According to the GM who was quoting Jil W.)
Any dealership members have any different info????