Used Chevrolet Cavalier for Sale in Philadelphia, PA

I've owned GM Cars my whole life. I've owned a Honda, too. The Cavalier is by far my favorite of all. The 2.4L Engine is sporty and fun, punchy on the throttle and doesn't drink much gas. Exterior styling is great. Mild and refined while still sporty...just buy one with a spoiler package. Interior is a little dated, but it at least has a nice padded dash. It has power everything and controls are well laid out and easy to use. My only gripe is that the power window switch is in the center console. Seats are supportive and comfortable on long journeys, and the traction assist and anti-lock brakes are very reassuring in the winter, although cornering is a little bit mushy at high speeds. All in all, this is a fantastic A to B car that drives very well and gets great mileage. I have yet to have a problem with this car. It is now seven years old.

The car was a great affordable little car for a starter car. I liked that the engine ran smoothly with it not guzzling very much gas. I could take my friends to places and make trips for affordable prices in my college and graduate years. The car didn't give me any trouble for the first 5 years. But, as soon as I paid it off trouble started. The repairs were 800 and near that figure after that time period of aging of the car. Before that the car ran smoothly. However, once the car hit about 100,000 miles it started to gradually show its age and start to die. The mechanic however wanted to have my car and offered me some money for it. So, maybe the mechanic knew something I didn't or was overcharging me. I don't know what to think. It was a clean car and good looking. The color of the paint was very sharp and people liked the sporty look of the car. However, when I had a child it was hard with the 2 doors to get a car seat in and out. It also wasn't as roomy. As the kids got older the big door was hard to make sure the kids didn't slam it on their hands. A 4 door became more appropriate for our family.