Whether we are talking about the sun or sky, we can’t help but think of summer. As we are thawing from frosty single digit temperatures, and rising from our winter slumber, hot cars are on the mind and back on the road.
Think convertible, think roadster think of the new 2007 Saturn Sky. Debuting this spring, it’s a more stylish and more expensive (by about $3,000) version of the Pontiac Solstice - both manufactured by GM. With differing design cues, the Sky showcases an edgy more aggressive look while its sister, the Solstice, offers a round and curvy exterior
As Halo vehicles for Saturn and Pontiac, these convertibles were made to be the Hawaiian shirt in a line-up of grey suited automobiles designed to compete with the likes of the benchmark Mazda Miata. The base-model Solstice nearly ousted the Mazda MX-5 Miata in a comparison test, and the GXP model took rank over the former ruler. [click to continue...]
