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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?
Do it, you will not regret this car
Dave, 02/01/2009
2007 Saturn Sky 2dr Convertible (2.4L 4cyl 5M)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
I was a little leery to buy a Saturn, boy was a wrong after taking a closer look. These things are built well for the most part. There's a couple things that could be refined like the doors having to be all the way open or closed to open/close the hood, and the window controls being to far back on the doors, but this thing is a ton of fun to drive. It handles like it's on rails, has a nice solid feel, decent power for a NA engine (I plan on putting a big turbo on it in a few years). With the sub it's stereo has an excellent sound. This thing kicks the heck out of the Miata. For the price this car is fun, reliability will be proven, but with 6 year 100K mile warranty I'm not worried
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A True Roadster
Sky's The Limit, 03/13/2009
2007 Saturn Sky 2dr Convertible (2.4L 4cyl 5M)
7 of 8 people found this review helpful
Back in the early '70's I owned an MG. It was fun to drive, but not very reliable. The Sky reminds me of the way the MG handled, but it has more power and is more comfortable. The MG had clips on the right and left for the top and it was a pain to take down. I've read some complaints that the top on the Sky is difficult to take down, but it takes about 15 seconds to take down and about 20 to put back up. It is well designed for a mechanical top. This car has plenty of power and is so much fun to drive. I love putting the top down and taking it on a curvy road and listening to the engine roar. It is also beautiful, especially when compared to the Miata, which looks so vanilla.
Loved the car, but....
wheeker, 04/09/2014
2007 Saturn Sky 2dr Convertible (2.4L 4cyl 5M)
14 of 18 people found this review helpful
I bought my 2007 Saturn Sky (base) in February 2011. I loved the styling, handling, and performance so much! I just recently traded my car in for 2010 Mazda 3 though. Why would I do such a thing you ask? Well, it was a hard decision, but the idea of putting MORE money into the Sky was not what I wanted to do right now. I needed more room too. I used it as a daily driving car which was great for a while, but became annoying and a hassle when I couldn't even put a bag of cat litter in my trunk. This is a great second car. As an everyday car it becomes a hassle at times. I loved my Sky, and I miss it, especially knowing I'll never get another one, but at least I can say I owned one!
Why pretend you care how it peforms? :)
Maven, 03/18/2009
2007 Saturn Sky 2dr Convertible (2.4L 4cyl 5M)
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
Let's face it: if you're thinking of buying a Sky, it's because you're in love with the body. It's the Supermodel of Roadsters: you know it's superficial, but you still want to date it. There's really no beating the Sky in terms of a sexy, affordable convertible. Yes, the Miata performs better. You don't care. Yes, the ergonomics are bad. You still don't care. It's sexy, it's affordable... GO BUY ONE. You won't regret it.