AMP Sky test drive on Autoblog

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Quick Spin: Driving an Amp Sky shows there's real potential here — Autoblog Green

[rlhammon]

I tried, and tried, and tried, to get in touch with these folks to have them over to Canton for NASSM... never once heard back from them. Thought it would be a great opportunity for them to display the car and get some press.

[normsf]

Originally Posted by rlhammon I tried, and tried, and tried, to get in touch with these folks to have them over to Canton for NASSM... never once heard back from them. Thought it would be a great opportunity for them to display the car and get some press.

Hello, from what I have understood AMP has been taking orders for almost three years until Feb when the production model was done. Now the Kappa is gone, what are they to do, what happens to those orders and deposits. Who knows Im sure its a mess, I bet there not to happy with government motors now. Plus Fisker is moving in the old Willmington plant to make electric cars using the same Sky engine as a hybrid with 400 million tax dollars. Oh well.

[JRinKY]

normsf : Hello, from what I have understood AMP has been taking orders for almost three years until Feb when the production model was done. Now the Kappa is gone, what are they to do, what happens to those orders and deposits. Who knows Im sure its a mess, I bet there not to happy with government motors now. Plus Fisker is moving in the old Willmington plant to make electric cars using the same Sky engine as a hybrid with 400 million tax dollars. Oh well.

I'm do not think that Sky production ending will have much effect, as there are still 30,000+ of them on the road, and plenty for sale. The conversion would also be the same for a Solstice, opening up another 60,000+ vehicles.

They are also reported to be working on conversions for other GM vehicles.