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jurm @ Mar 17th 2008 3:25AM
At first, I preferred the look of the sky as well. But then the nose of every other Saturn started to look that way too. Drive past a Saturn dealer lot, and it'll take more than a glance to pick out the Sky's from everything else. In the meantime the Solstice still has something distinct about it, and thankfully the hardtop hasn't changed that. At least I hope it hasn't; an in-person viewing will yet determine the validity of that point. Still, it all boils down to a matter of taste.
Anyway, I'm happy to see the hard top. I had planned to purchase one of these in December to celebrate finally completing my degree. With the arrival of the hard-top, the timing couldn't have been better.