Chevrolet Cavalier Usados en Venta en Los Angeles, CA

I like that this car was able to last through various weather conditions and still do well: from the Alaska snow where I purchased it to the hot Texas and California sun and all the way across the ocean to Germany and back. It is quite durable but doesn't have a lot of power due to the two-cylinder engine. It is not automatic anything. I had to install an alarm system when it was broken into. What I do like is it is hard to steal since it is an older model. People will not drive off with the vehicle. I had several problems over the years that have been taken care of now; for instance, the engine starter was recalled, and it would just stop in the middle of traffic, which was quite dangerous. Also, the dash near the front window had to be replaced several times. The plastic just keeps cracking due to the vibration. It's been through a few accidents as well. The outer shell of the car is quite durable and smooth. Since it is lower to the ground, I don't experience a lot of problems on windy highways like other cars, so I can cut through traffic quite easily. It was a great car and has been well maintained.

Before I purchased this car, I did my research. I found out that this car, the Chevy Cavalier, was a Lemon. It was recalled, and there were numerous problems. When I asked the owner about it, he said that his car was problem free and that he special ordered it. This was 30 years ago. And I must say, I have not had any problems with this car. The car has been re-painted. The engine will need to be rebuilt, but I must say that it has been a great car to own. This has been a great car to learn from. It doesn't have all the computer diagnostics the newer cars have. In fact, this car has power steering and roll up windows. No air conditioning. It does have a heater. I have driven this car up and down the state. I have put 240,000 miles on it on top of the 30,000 it already had.