Base includes almost everything that the Solstice is equipted with. You'll get a nice car for for 27k
Makes sense ... price should be around the same area as their sister car (Sol). Maybe 26K at the high end ... any more and they might put the Redline over 30K and that IMHO is over the target price (<30K).Nemesis said:I was told it could be had, fully loaded, for $25k.....just my $.02.
A 2007 Saturn SKYT with Yahoo!® Music Enabled Package. Approximate Retail Value (ARV): $27,000 (the "Grand Prize").
I think we will have a greater "melt down" than the Sol Forum. :willy: Just goes to show that GM has a couple of great cars on their hands. :cheers:brentil said:Come on guys, this is like thread #3 about this topic. The total price listed is for the car and the Yahoo package with it. It says so in the sentence describing what you win. We have no clue how much of that is the Yahoo enabled package price, or what the entire Yahoo package is.
The moderation team does not have permission to alter the smiles for the forum. Only Troy can do that an he's exceptionally busy right now.rick112 said:On a serious note, I presume you are very busy but is it possible to get some more smiles?
Not sure I understand what you mean?Lost Sol said:I think we will have a greater "melt down" than the Sol Forum. :willy:
You seemed to be attempting to "calm down" the MSRP speculations and IMHO the Sky has sparked a similar or greater :willy: factor than the Sol. Using the Sols debut issues, continued lag in deliveries, and the weekly "I am otta here" posts, as a measuring stick ... then it could get ugly around here. However, the Sol Forum did calm down quite a bit, once the F1Ks mad it to their owners. :cheers:brentil said:Not sure I understand what you mean?
Ohhh ok, yeah.Lost Sol said:You seemed to be attempting to "calm down" the MSRP speculations and IMHO the Sky has sparked a similar or greater :willy: factor than the Sol. Using the Sols debut issues, continued lag in deliveries, and the weekly "I am otta here" posts, as a measuring stick ... then it could get ugly around here. However, the Sol Forum did calm down quite a bit, once the F1Ks mad it to their owners. :cheers:
Hopefully a lot of the delays that frustrated the Sol owners to be won't exist with the Sky. The frustration started when people first thought production was going to start by mid May, and production didn't actually begin in earnest until almost August. Those couple months of waiting and wondering, compiled by reports and rumors of body fit problems, leaks, and other issues really got on people's nerves.Lost Sol said:You seemed to be attempting to "calm down" the MSRP speculations and IMHO the Sky has sparked a similar or greater :willy: factor than the Sol. Using the Sols debut issues, continued lag in deliveries, and the weekly "I am otta here" posts, as a measuring stick ... then it could get ugly around here. However, the Sol Forum did calm down quite a bit, once the F1Ks mad it to their owners. :cheers:
Since I live near DC, I say let's take a field trip to the plant and hold a SKY rally!!Chip said:I have to wonder about the layout of the Wilmington plant. What I mean is, will there be two (soon to be three) body attachment lines that feed off one chassis line? Do we know enough now to assume that the chassis will be the same for all three cars?