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Top Down Fun In The Saturn Sky
What a pity that the Saturn brand has gone the way of Pontiac and Oldsmobile, no longer available to new car buyers, which means that used car shoppers have their pick of multiple orphaned vehicles. Among the most important of these was the Saturn Sky, a two seat roadster that singlehandedly elevated the brand.
The Saturn Sky was first rolled out in 2006 as a 2007 model, following on the heels of the similar Pontiac Solstice. But the Saturn had its own look and body panels, distinguishing features which made the Sky unique and allowed General Motors to charge a premium price over the Pontiac. In addition the Opel GT, the third model in this roadster line up was built alongside the Saturn Sky and Pontiac Solstice in Delaware for export to Europe. Read More....
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Saturn Aura: Competitive Midsize Sedan
For the first ten years of its existence, the Saturn brand was defined by the compact S Series, a line of cars which included a coupe, sedan, and wagon. These cars were simple in design, fun to drive, and cheap to own.
Saturn Outlook: Premium Crossover
Early on in Saturn's two decade production history, the S Series was the lone car line offered by GM's import fighting brand. But over its final decade, Saturn welcomed a string of new models, including the Outlook its premium full sized crossover model available in front- or all-wheel-drive.
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