2009 Saturn Sky - Q&A
2009 Saturn Sky Q & A from Around the Web
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if it has been kept in good condition and has a good amount of miles on it for how old it is
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Is Tata sky Insat 4A KU Band available in Kuwait?
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how do I find out what date and what order my car was made in, was it nr 1,000 or 3,764? I think there is a way of finding that info I just dont know how. The sky will become more collectable now...
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What's with all the hype over the torque-less B16 swap in every Honda? Sure it revs to the sky and makes power there, but why have the B16 over the other B's, the F/G/H/K's? Also, compared to a D16A6...
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been getting mixed reviews about all of them
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With the amount of green sports or sporty cars available on the market, just how bad is the fuel efficiency of old fashioned gas powered ones? Going to fueleconomy.gov... March 24, 2010 by Todd DeMeza 5
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General Motors’ announcement back in April that the Pontiac brand would be phased out by the end of the year and Saturn sold off, many of the automaker’s top... July 29, 2009 by Ralph Hanson 5
GM says Camaro is 'core model', Solstice, Sky may live on
Though bankruptcy is looking more and more like the way General Motors will go, the company is fighting to preserve its most adored models - one way or another. In the case... May 11, 2009 by Nelson Ireson
GM releases LNF Turbo Upgrade Kit for Solstice, Sky, HHR
The 2.0L turbo engine internally known as the LNF has been one of GM's unsung heroes over the past several years. Lying at the heart of the Pontiac Solstice GXP, Saturn Sky... December 18, 2008 by Kenneth Hall 3
Why should I also consider these?
The car that reinvented this segment back in 1991, the Mazda MX-5 Miata is still the strongest contender.
A quick drive in the Mazda reveals what's lacking in the base Sky roadster: the basics.
It offers excellent quality, good ergonomics, and a top that raises and lowers with one hand.
Lacking a higher-horsepower version, the Mazda loses its pole position when looking for competitors to the Sky Red Line.
That honor goes to the Honda S2000; it brings an incredibly rev-happy, 237-horsepower, 2.2-liter VTEC four-cylinder and six-speed manual that doesn't match the Red Line for straight-line performance but beats it for the tactile experience.
For those seeking more power, the torquey Nissan 350Z Roadster is also worth a look.
If you want to keep your money in the GM family, the Pontiac Solstice is the only choice.
Mechanically identical to the Sky, it offers a different look at a slightly lower price point.
