I bought a SIG Kadet senior for a project I was doing for work. It's perhaps the most docile plane I have ever flown.

It goes like this: take-off, turn, coffee, donut, turn, massage, turn, pedicure, turn, cat nap, turn, do some aerobatics, (this thing is very capable), turn, more coffee and perhaps a brief conversation, turn for final and land.

I have a magnum .91 in mine and I have to kill it on final or push it down. I haven't flown it in over a year and it deserves a good student. I will likely sell it to someone who is looking for the finest trainer available. (I really think it is the finest available).

SIG makes good planes. They make mostly heavy planes, but the quality is very good. If you are in the market for a trainer, get a SIG trainer.