This car has given me many years of good service, it has good gas mileage, even after 100,000 miles I am getting about 30MPG. It has had to have some work done, but no major breakdowns. The car is easy to drive, and has surprising pick up for size of the engine.

I got this car on the spur of the moment when my previous car just totally died on me and wasn't able to be fixed. I had to get a vehicle quickly, so I didn't take a lot of time to look around. I saw this car on the lot, and it was in the price range that I needed. I gave it a test drive and it seemed "fine". At least "fine for right now". That was several years ago. It's just a simple car. White four door sedan. Nothing fancy. But this car has been SO reliable for me. I've not have even a moment's trouble out of it. Other than the usual routine maintenance, it's not even been in the shop. I get great gas mileage. It runs smoothly. I never have to worry when I get ready to go on a long road trip. I always know that my car will make it with no problems, and will give me a comfortable ride to boot!

Sure, the car is plain and blends in with the crowd. But it's been super-reliable and great on gas. That's all I ask out of a daily driver, commuter vehicle. Bought with 30,000 miles on it, and just turned over 100,000 today. The only major problem I've had so far is some electrical thing with the fuel pump that was fixed under warranty. The factory CD player quit some time ago, but was easy to replace myself. I also had the problem with the carpet on the driver's side cut too short, causing it to pull away from the trim. It's also worn through where my left foot rests when I'm driving. The 2.2 L Ecotec is a great little engine, gas mileage is great, and it has plenty of power. However, they didn't do as well designing the rest of the vehicle. I've replaced both front wheel bearings, the right side is going out again. Chevy cars are notorious for wheel bearing failure. Goes through front brakes and rotors quickly also. The interior quality has problems, air vents are cheap and break easy, along with the plastic on the seat belt latches. Doors and trunk don't close easily either, usually takes 2 or 3 tries to close the trunk. All in all, nearly the perfect car for getting me to work and back every day and around town.