Classic Car Addict is proud to present this 2007 Saturn Sky Red
Line Roadster for sale in our Mesa, Arizona showroom. Introduced
for the 2007 model year, the Sky was Saturn's rear-wheel-drive,
two-seat sports car built on GM's Kappa platform, which it shared
with the Pontiac Solstice. The Red Line was the performance
version, powered by a turbocharged 2.0-liter ECOTEC engine factory
rated at 260 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque. This example shows
81,044 miles and combines the Red Line's factory performance with
Hahn RaceCraft equipment, Wilwood brakes, custom wheels, a red and
black interior, and subtle pearl ghost flames.
Exterior:
The Sky is finished in white and paired with a black convertible
soft top. Adding a subtle custom touch to the finish are pearl
ghost flames, which blend into the white paint and become more
noticeable as the lighting and viewing angle change. The
understated treatment gives the car a unique appearance without
overpowering the Sky's original body lines.
The Sky's distinctive styling features a long sculpted hood,
pronounced front fenders, short rear deck, integrated rear spoiler,
projector-style headlights, and dual exhaust outlets.
The factory wheels have been replaced with white and polished Eagle
Alloy five-spoke wheels, complementing the white exterior and pearl
ghost-flame treatment. Red Wilwood brake calipers are visible
behind the wheels, adding another performance-oriented detail and a
splash of color.
Interior:
Inside, the Sky features a custom red and black interior. The
leather bucket seats feature red inserts, black bolsters,
contrasting stitching, and embroidered SKY logos. Red upholstery
treatments continue across portions of the dashboard and door
panels, while the leather-wrapped steering wheel carries the same
red and black theme.
A white-finished center console ties the interior into the exterior
color and houses the automatic floor shifter. The factory audio
system has been replaced with an Alpine touchscreen multimedia
receiver, providing a more modern interface inside the
driver-focused cockpit.
Instrumentation includes an 8,000-rpm tachometer along with analog
gauges and a digital driver information display. The six-digit
odometer shows 81,044 miles.
Engine:
Power comes from the Red Line's turbocharged and intercooled
2.0-liter ECOTEC four-cylinder engine, factory rated at 260
horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque.
This example has been modified beyond its original configuration
and displays visible Hahn RaceCraft performance equipment, along
with aftermarket intake and charge plumbing. The ECOTEC engine
cover has been custom finished in red and carries MagnaFlow
Performance, Hahn RaceCraft, and SIDI Turbo graphics.
Documentation identifying the exact combination of engine
modifications performed by previous ownership is not currently
available. Because of this, Classic Car Addict is not representing
a specific current horsepower figure, boost level, turbocharger
specification, tune, or performance package. The aftermarket
equipment is described based on the components presently visible on
the vehicle.
Transmission:
Power is sent to the rear wheels through a five-speed automatic
transmission.
Drivetrain:
The Sky uses a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout built around
GM's Kappa sports-car architecture. Developed specifically for
compact two-seat sports cars, the platform gives the Sky its low
seating position, short wheelbase, and classic roadster
proportions.
Wheels and Tires:
The factory wheels have been replaced with Eagle Alloy five-spoke
wheels finished in white with polished outer surfaces. They are
wrapped in Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 tires, with 245/45ZR18
sizing shown.
Suspension:
The Sky features independent suspension with adjustable S1 coil
overs at all four corners. Combined with the compact Kappa platform
and rear-wheel-drive layout, the suspension contributes to the
responsive handling character expected from a two-seat
roadster.
Brakes:
Braking has been upgraded with visible Wilwood disc brake
components and red-finished Wilwood calipers. In addition to the
performance-oriented upgrade, the red calipers provide a strong
visual contrast behind the white Eagle Alloy wheels.
Steering:
The Sky features power steering, providing easy low-speed
maneuverability while maintaining the sporty character of the
roadster.
Convertible Top:
A black convertible soft top completes the Sky's classic two-seat
roadster configuration. With the top lowered, the Sky retains the
low and wide profile that helped distinguish it from Saturn's more
conventional models.
Vehicle History:
The Saturn Sky had a relatively short production run, arriving for
the 2007 model year and ending production as General Motors wound
down the Saturn brand. Today, the Sky-particularly in turbocharged
Red Line form-represents an interesting chapter in GM's modern
performance-car history.
This example stands apart from a stock Red Line with its white
exterior with pearl ghost flames, custom red and black interior,
Hahn RaceCraft equipment, Wilwood brakes, Eagle Alloy wheels,
Michelin tires, Alpine touchscreen receiver, and 81,044 indicated
miles.
The 2007 Saturn Sky Red Line will be sold on a clean Arizona title.
Call Classic Car Addict today at 480-256-1459.
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