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Chevrolet Caprice OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
4.3
21 Reviews
5 star
52%
4 star
33%
3 star
5%
2 star
10%
1 star
0%
Overall
4.3
Value
4.4
Style
3.9
Performance
4.4
Comfort
4.5
Fuel Economy
3.1
Reliability
4.0
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Ashley
Ashley
Kansas City, Missouri
5.0
Loved this car. Am looking for another for purchase.
A 1991 Chevy Caprice is the best car that I have ever owned! The car is very stylish and roomy. Even being a large car the Chevy Caprice is made to look sporty. With factory 15/17 inch rallys or a custom chrome rim the Caprice is a great looking car. On the inside is very roomy in the front and back. The seat are cushioned well and this car can comfortably hold 5 adults. Another perk to the Caprice is the trunk space. From fishing, grocery shopping, hauling a washer, or putting in a sound system the Caprice can do it all. This car is a pretty low maintenance vehicle. Most repairs are fairly cheap. Keep it tuned up, oil changed, and regular preventative service and this car will run forever.
C.D.
C.D.
San Jose, California
2.0
Comfortable ride, but shoddy workmanship.
I like the roominess of the vehicle. You can really stretch your legs. And the seats are so plush and comfortable. The performance is great. However, I within a year or two of buying this vehicle, it started to fall apart. Things began to fall off or break. The radio went, then the radiator, then the power windows. It was ridiculous.
R.L.B.
R.L.B.
00000
4.0
Reliable and Easy To Please
My car is a four door sedan and it is a bit more compact than many of it's peers. I enjoy how small it is because it allows me to get into the smaller parking spots and the more narrow roads while in the older part of towns. When it does go into the shop, I usually do have to pay quite a bit for parts and labor ($1000-$1500 almost every 50,000), but no more than I would expect to pay for any other car.
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