Saturn Sky

The Saturn Sky was a short-lived 2-seat roadster produced from 2007 to 2009, sharing its Kappa platform with the Pontiac Solstice. As a halo car for the Saturn brand, its sharp styling by Franz von Holzhausen was a dramatic departure from the brand's typically staid designs. Production ended abruptly with the dissolution of Saturn, making the Sky a final, stylish statement from the defunct American automaker.

Collectors appreciate the Sky for its distinctive looks and classic front-engine, rear-drive layout. The most sought-after version is the Red Line, which features a 2.0L turbocharged Ecotec engine producing 260 horsepower, a significant jump from the base model's 177 horsepower 2.4L engine. With just over 34,000 units built, its relative rarity and unique place in GM's history make it an interesting modern collectible.

The market for the Saturn Sky is accessible, with an average sale price of around $16,703. The wide price spread reflects the large gap between base models and the more desirable Red Line variants. Well-maintained, low-mileage Red Lines command the highest prices, while base models offer an affordable entry into modern roadster ownership.

Based on 68 sales, prices range from $6,300 for driver-quality examples to $50,000 for top-spec Red Line variants.