It's a very cool looking car. I get a lot of complements on the appearance. It's small which makes it easy to maneuver in small spaces. It has been very reliable, and I've had only minor problems since I bought it six years ago. Along with the way it looks and how I can park it in the smallest spaces. I like the OnStar that comes with it and provides, among other things, a great GPS. On the down side, being small means there's not a lot of space to carry large items and can only hold four passengers. It doesn't have the quick pick-up of a car with a larger engine or sports car. But it is perfect for my needs.

Josh

Bolivar Peninsula, Texas

1.0

Chevy Sparks are defective.

I initially bought the vehicle because it was great on gas and was a Chevy. I've always been a Chevy girl but no more. I bought two brand new Sparks back to back with the same exact brake issue. I will never buy another Chevy product so long as I live no matter how much I like the vehicle. The only pros I can really think of are the great gas mileage and it comes with a touchscreen and Wi-Fi standard. Other than the brakes being defective, I guess it's a decent commuter car. The seats are fairly comfortable. I've taken a 300-mile day trip in it with no real pain. The audio is lacking, but what can you expect from a cheap car? Storage is minimal, but the car is minimal so it's fitting. It is a fun car to drive because it's almost like driving a go-kart around town. Parking is no problem because you can squeeze into the smallest of spaces. Getting out of places is also not an issue because you can squeeze into smaller gaps than most cars. If it weren't for the faulty brakes and intermittent electrical problems I gained with the second Spark, I'd recommend it as a point A to B commuter car. But since I spent over a year and a half fighting with GMC over my faulty brakes, I cannot consciously give this car a good recommendation. Stay away from Sparks and stay away from GMC.