Used Chevrolet Cobalt LT for Sale

I bought my 2010 Chevy Cobalt LT with a manual transmission about four years ago. I have about 125,000 miles on it now. I bought it for about $14,000 from a dealer. There are a few pros for this car. First, the car is relatively cheap. The car's gas mileage is about 30 mpg, I do about half highway and half city. The car has a nice, understated look that still hasn't gotten old. There are also a few cons. A few days after I first bought it, the key got stuck in the ignition and would not come out no matter how hard I tried. The dealer fixed it for free though because it just broke when I bought it. Then, the alignment had to be fix after one year. After a month ago, the flywheel and shifter cable's broke and it cost me over $2000 to fix. All the speakers except for one have also stopped working. Now, the With this car, my advice is you get what you paid for minus a little. I would go with a cheap car from Dodge or Toyota or another company if you a looking for a budget car.

I bought a Chevy Cobalt LT back in January and it has been great ever since. It runs smoothly with zero problems. Add to that the fact that the acceleration feels like a high end sports car, and it is a pretty great car. It's perfect for city living too. Every day when I get home from work, I can easily just sidle into a compact parking spot with my expert parallel parking skills. NO spot is too small (except when it is...). I'm also getting around 32 mpg, which is AWESOME!