2004 Chevrolet Cavalier Usados en Venta

This vehicle is the ultimate seasonal buy. It is ideal for summer and fall weather conditions. Its extremely economical, comfortable, and is has a style that defies age. When considering this vehicle as a primary means of transport, a person must weigh in practicality. The very low body makes it difficult to travel in extreme weather conditions (especially if you live in a city with bridges, trains, and pockets of UN-level ground - where rain water or any water accumulates). When driving this vehicle - understand its limitations and always have a couple extra dollars to replace a fuel pump (or any other mechanical part that dysfunctions when wet or exposed).

The first thing that I really appreciated about my Chevrolet Caviler when I first bought it was how tight the turns seemed to be, in terms of parking my car in any space I wanted and making tight turns on neighborhood/residential roads. The next thing that I noticed about my car, which I had anticipated to be the case, was the good gas mileage I had. I could go farther on a quarter tank than I could on any other vehicle I owned. I also liked how I never experienced any problems with the vehicle even though it was older and had been used by a previous owner. Out of the cons I experienced, the main con would have to be the size of the car. If I ever wanted to bring friends anywhere or wanted to go on a road trip I would have to consider how small my vehicle was. I would have to sometimes move my seat up a little bit if someone wanted to sit behind me in my car. The final con could be how the size of the car would effect safety. I don't have any experience being in car crashes in the Cavalier but something tells me that another much bigger car hitting it could be cause for concern. Over all I was happy with my purchase considering the fact that I paid $1000 for it and it lasted me a few years. I probably also saved money by lowering the amount that I spend on gas each month. I was happy with my Chevrolet Cavalier.