Best Chevrolet Used Cars

The Chevrolet Aveo sedan was first shown at the Chicago Auto Show in spring 2003. The pedigree of this model begins with Daewoo Kalos. The disadvantages are regular bursting of air filter bag, low corrosion resistance of the body, fast wear of hydro-compensators of an engine, which is indicated by characteristic knocking during engine's work. You can find 2011 sedans on the market with around 50,000 miles on them. Under the bonnet will run a 1.2-liter engine rated at 64 hp. The transmission is manual. There are variants with more senior 1.4 liter engines with 101 hp. But such a car is a rarity.

The Cobalt was launched in 2011. Initially, the model was developed for the markets of developing countries. It has nothing in common with the first-generation model, which was produced from 2004 to 2010. The Chevrolet Cobalt has been in the newsroom for years and it has not caused any serious problems. The colleague responsible for this car is generally satisfied with it. But the Cobalt has some weaknesses. Let's say, an expansion tank leaks, and headlights bulbs often burn out. Front arm silent blocks are about 50000 miles long, stabilizer struts may require replacement at 30000 miles.

The Chevrolet Cruze is a global project by General Motors, with over 3 million cars sold in over 118 countries since its inception. The Chevrolet Cruze is part of the family of urban family sedans. It is compact, comfortable, and economical.

The car features an excellent exterior and interior design, excellent driving characteristics, economical engines, high safety (5-star Euro NCAP rating), as well as high quality of fit and finish. In addition, the Cruze is one of the class leaders in terms of width, length, and height and can comfortably accommodate five adults. Complementing the attributes of a family car is a spacious boot.

All cars offered for purchase are equipped with automatic transmission, have documentary proved by official bodies of the USA: real mileage and history of service. Also documented, these vehicles are not "drowned", have not been in serious accidents, and do not have compromised body geometry. All vehicles are on the run but need minor repairs.

In the US, there are government and private institutes that perform real-life vehicle testing as well as consumer surveys. For example, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) regularly conducts crash tests of cars, and the American Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) also publishes the results of destructive tests. Dozens of consultancy companies do regular customer satisfaction surveys on their cars, which ultimately leads to improvements in their quality.

The Chevrolet Malibu came first in the mid-sized car category. Nowadays, choosing a reliable car doesn't so much depend on a particular brand as on a certain set of consumer features. It is best to focus on simple proven solutions, such as an atmospheric engine and an automatic transmission with a classic torque converter.