Chevrolet Cobalt Usados en Venta en Philadelphia, PA

This particular vehicle is a base model Cobalt. While it offers little in the realm of "bells and whistles" it makes up for it with it's reliability. With regular maintenance and upkeep I've been able to keep it roadworthy without sinking extra money into it for costly repairs. It's definitely an economic vehicle! It has enough space where I can load up my child and all of her belongings, including a stroller, and still have room to spare. The only downside I've found is that it doesn't have a whole lot of power to traverse the mountains I sometimes have to cross. Overall it's definitely a great reliable car.

My Chevy Cobalt has been pretty reliable over the past few years. First, it was not very expensive, which made it easy to pay enough to own it. Next, it has always run well, and it gets a surprisingly good mileage for its age. I have put a lot of money into the car over the years. Maybe not as much as if it had been new, but overall it was worth it.

I have had my 2006 Chevrolet Cobalt since January, 2008, and it has been one of the most reliable vehicles I've owned. It's a good size for a single, the interior and trunk can hold a lot of cargo. I have driven it over 120,000 miles, and it has never left me stranded. The interior is leather and has my all-time favorite feature, which is heated front seats. It has a sun roof and a Bose stereo system that still earns me compliments on the bass when the volume is turned up. I did have to bring it to the dealership twice for recalls, and the key still sometimes sticks in the ignition. All I have to do is take the vehicle out of Park, adjust the steering wheel, and then it will come out. This is much better now than it was before I had the recall work done. The mileage is good on these cars. It has an electronic mileage tracker, and usually when I am on long trips, mpg is around 32, in town it's between 23-27 mpg.