Chevrolet Cobalt Usados en Venta en Columbus, OH

I love everything about my vehicle. Even down to the laser blue color flecks that reflect different colors depending on the lighting it is under. When I purchased the car I was a single, young adult male with two objectives - getting to work and getting to softball. The trunk space was just what I needed for all of my softball gear as coach. But the seats folded down nicely for my corn hole boards so I was able to help save the office party.

I have a 2007 Chevy Cobalt LS, coupe. The car is very good looking but has had worse than average performance. I have had a fuel line leak, which should never happen. In addition to two recalls, I have also had electrical problems that prevented me from taking my car out of park. The radio display works intermittently, so occasionally I am not able to see the time or what station I am on. Also the connections to the front two speakers is broken, so sound only comes out of the rear speakers. This makes it uncomfortably loud for people in the back seat if I have music playing. The car does have a nice sporty look to it. Its fuel efficiency is low relative to other cars in its class. Overall, I think I have had a better experience than most with this car. I would not purchase it again, though. It is not very reliable and seems to be made kind of cheaply. The 2007 is one of the worst Cobalt's available. I have about 110,000 miles on this car. I do like that this car has quite a bit of trunk space. However, visibility is not that great in the rear side windows.

I purchased my Chevy Cobalt brand new from the dealership back in 2010. I went and shopped around for about a week, and almost purchased a Kia brand car. However, this Cobalt just felt more sturdy/safe and well built than the Kia.