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Kaput goes the airbag!!!!!
Bonnie S. Barlow, 08/12/2015
2007 Saturn Sky 2dr Convertible (2.4L 4cyl 5M)
20 of 20 people found this review helpful
We only drive our Sky in the summer time because we live in very cold, icy, winters. The Sky is definitely not for snow travel. It will slide in only a skift of snow and leave you stranded. We started out this season and noticed that the airbag warning came on. We only had 40,000 miles on the Sky when this occurred. We took it to the dealership after reading many bad reviews about the airbag performance particularly on that side. Imagine our disappointment when the dealer informed us that this had not been recalled as of yet. We took it to the dealership and the bill was $939.00. I talked to a friend who has the Pontiac version of this car and the same thing has happened to theirs. There has to be a flaw and/or defect in that system. There are multiple fixes on You-Tube about this. I don't see how unplugging the indicator life is a fix, some people did...but we opted to fix ours so that if we are involved in a crash the passenger has protection. I realize that Saturn is no longer is business but that shouldn't stop them from standing behind their product.
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Great Ride
Marion, 11/25/2006
2007 Saturn Sky 2dr Convertible (2.4L 4cyl 5M)
16 of 17 people found this review helpful
This is by far the most fun I have had in a car in a long time. Not only does it look unique, but is zippy and super fun to drive. It handles like a true roadster and with a smaller engine gets pretty good mileage. A real head- turner! The interior is small and definitely not made for anyone over 6' tall, but the set up puts everything right at your finger tips. Check the trip mileage, oil life and remaining miles on your gas fight on the steering wheel as well as cruise and radio controls. Climate control, just as easy. Trunk is small, but if you are creative there is a lot of room for bags and things. Top is easy to take down and put up. Good job Saturn.
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Blast off in the Sky
TexSon, 05/08/2006
2007 Saturn Sky 2dr Convertible (2.4L 4cyl 5M)
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
The Sky is a blast to drive. The acceleration is good, if you need a bit more downshift and you get what you need. I have not had any problem passing when I needed too, or getting into traffic when required. I imagine that the 260 hp Redline would just get me a lot of tickets from the law enforcement folks around here. While you may want more power, I dont know how you can improve on the handling. It sticks like glue to the road. That line from Pretty Women, tell your friend it drives like it handles like it is on rails fully applies to this car. Go around a 90 degree turn, drop it to second and floor it and it sends you down the road like it is suppose to.
Love the Styling
Sky Que, 12/16/2006
2007 Saturn Sky 2dr Convertible (2.4L 4cyl 5M)
9 of 10 people found this review helpful
My experience has been less than sterling. After having the car for the first 3 months, I've had the car in the shop twice, rear end replaced and brake lever keeps coming apart. Gas mileage average. Only great thing I can say about the car is service has been great. Sales and service staff have been outstanding.
Not a Mini Van
Jim, 11/12/2006
2007 Saturn Sky 2dr Convertible (2.4L 4cyl 5M)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
Driving this car is totally addictive. In my opinion the most beautiful car on the roads today. While consumer mags complain about the lack of trunk space, mechanicaly operated top, and poorly placed window and seat controls, they fail to mention that this is a roadster not a minivan. They sell those in the same lot by the way, at about the same price. After 13,000 miles I have adjusted to all of it's so called "flaws". Of course, if you still want to put the top up with a touch of a button, SLKs are only $25000 more, of course, they don't look as good as a Sky, but then again, what does?