2007 Saturn Sky Review Summaries

What reviewers liked most about the Saturn Sky:

The Sky has a low base price, powerful Red Line model, roomy cockpit, distinctive styling, and a compliant highway ride.

-- Edmunds.com

What reviewers liked least about the Saturn Sky:

Frustrating is the lack of any place to put stuff (apart from beverages-there are three cup holders). There is one compartment behind the driver's right elbow, but that's it.

-- Automobile

The cabin has unimpressive fit and finish and is devoid of storage cubbies. Folding the soft top is a multistep process that requires getting out of the car.

-- Consumer Reports

Not much trunk space, no side airbags, poor interior ergonomics and plastics quality, complicated top operation.

-- Edmunds.com

It isn't the best choice for tall drivers, however. And, as with any two-seat sports car, luggage space is at a premium.

-- New Car Test Drive

Saturn Sky Comparisons:

Finally, a Saturn to get excited about. Though not as nimble or refined as a Mazda Miata, the 2007 Saturn Sky is nevertheless a willing canyon companion. This, in combination with its sharp styling, low price and everyday comfort, makes it a solid choice for a small roadster.

-- Edmunds.com

Best one-liner about the Saturn Sky:

Just like the Solstice, this is a car that loves corners.

-- Automobile

It looks cool and sporty and would be a good commuter car.

-- New Car Test Drive

It's not a go-everywhere, do-anything, daily driver, but rather a sporting machine that delivers sharp looks at rest and open-air thrills when on the move.

-- Road & Track