If you are looking into buying a new car, you need to ensure that you know about the diverse range of vehicles you have to choose from. Read on to learn about what Chevrolet vehicles have to offer.
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2009 Chevrolet Malibu Waterville ME
The Malibu’s 2008 redesign is still fresh and attractive with a high shoulder line that rises to meet a low, leaning roof. GM’s done a fantastic job with this car’s handling thanks to a fully independent suspension, too. It’s comfortable without the nauseating body roll and nose dive typically associated with American sedans.
2009 Chevrolet Aveo 2LT Waterville ME
An attractive, familial nose and big headlights ensure the Aveo avoids anonymity in a segment dominated by nondescript cars. The optional, four-speed automatic transmission is incredibly smooth for this segment, and there’s plenty of headroom inside for taller drivers and passengers alike. The Aveo5 also boasts solid crash test ratings –five-star front and four-star side impact.
2009 Chevrolet Cobalt LS XFE Waterville ME
There’s plenty of power for a fuel miser and the well-planted suspension makes the car actually enjoyable to drive. Despite the EPA rating and a low MSRP, the Cobalt LS XFE doesn’t look like the rest of the dweeby compacts out there, either. A decent dose of style and fuel economy that bests segment titans like the Honda Civic make this a smart choice.
2009 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible Z51 Waterville ME
As startling as 430 horsepower in a 3,200-lb, rear-wheel drive car is, the Corvette is incredibly mild-mannered. Your grandmother could happily drive this car all day long without giving her pacemaker a work out. The six-speed automatic transmission is buttery smooth and suspension has just enough give to invoke long distance road trips.
Chevrolet Volt Waterville ME
Talking about the cornering ability of a car so pregnant with significance feels absurd, particularly a day after President Obama announced historic, strict new nationwide fuel-economy standards designed to prod along the production of hyper-efficient cars just like the Volt.
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2008 Chevrolet Cobalt SS Waterville ME
The Cobalt SS comes standard with plenty of performance-oriented features including a superb, fade-free Brembo brake system, 18-inch forged aluminum wheels and both front and rear stability bars. Standard safety features include StabiliTrak electronic stability control and side-impact airbags.
2008 Chevrolet Malibu Waterville ME
The Malibu's smaller engine is a 2.4-liter DOHC four-cylinder, which produces 169 horsepower and 160 lb-ft of torque. It is paired with a four-speed automatic transmission. The larger engine is a pretty dynamic 3.6-liter V-6 engine that’s mated to a six-speed automatic gearbox. It generates 252 horsepower and 251 lb-ft of torque.
2008 Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid Waterville ME
The Malibu’s aggressive exterior design is striking, and the roomy interior feels pricier than its $22,140 starting price. Its cavernous trunk, even with the hybrid battery back there, could easily fit luggage for five.
2009 Chevrolet Aveo 2LT Waterville ME
An attractive, familial nose and big headlights ensure the Aveo avoids anonymity in a segment dominated by nondescript cars. The optional, four-speed automatic transmission is incredibly smooth for this segment, and there’s plenty of headroom inside for taller drivers and passengers alike. The Aveo5 also boasts solid crash test ratings –five-star front and four-star side impact.
2009 Chevrolet Cobalt LS XFE Waterville ME
There’s plenty of power for a fuel miser and the well-planted suspension makes the car actually enjoyable to drive. Despite the EPA rating and a low MSRP, the Cobalt LS XFE doesn’t look like the rest of the dweeby compacts out there, either. A decent dose of style and fuel economy that bests segment titans like the Honda Civic make this a smart choice.
2009 Chevrolet Cobalt SS Waterville ME
The Cobalt SS has solid turbocharged torque delivery and is nothing short of rampant above 4,000 rpm. The Brembo brakes are firm, with good pedal feel and excellent stopping power. Few options mean the base model is full of features and accessories.
2009 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible Z51 Waterville ME
As startling as 430 horsepower in a 3,200-lb, rear-wheel drive car is, the Corvette is incredibly mild-mannered. Your grandmother could happily drive this car all day long without giving her pacemaker a work out. The six-speed automatic transmission is buttery smooth and suspension has just enough give to invoke long distance road trips.
2009 Chevrolet Malibu Waterville ME
The Malibu’s 2008 redesign is still fresh and attractive with a high shoulder line that rises to meet a low, leaning roof. GM’s done a fantastic job with this car’s handling thanks to a fully independent suspension, too. It’s comfortable without the nauseating body roll and nose dive typically associated with American sedans.
2009 Chevrolet Traverse Waterville ME
If there is anything close to the definition of what driving a crossover vehicle feels like, the Traverse is it. The ride is soft and supple, driving through bumps and surface imperfections that you know are there but can’t seem to feel through the suspension. Acceleration is adequate and power delivery is linear, but the Traverse will never be confused with a truly fast performance SUV. Road noise isn’t likely to be an issue, nor will visibility.
2010 Chevrolet Camaro Waterville ME
While we like the sheer G-forces produced by the powerplant, the steering is somewhat vague and the handling could be more fine-tuned. Those looking for a tiny, road-hugging car should be in a Porsche dealership.
2010 Chevrolet Equinox Waterville ME
The Equinox has a good deal of pep and, at the four-cylinder level, responds well to punching the gas without clunking clumsily into gear. It corners decently compared to competitors, doesn’t feel top-heavy and does a decent job at minimizing body roll. That said, it is still more SUV than standard auto, so some lean is detectable at the speed limit.
Chevrolet Volt Waterville ME
Talking about the cornering ability of a car so pregnant with significance feels absurd, particularly a day after President Obama announced historic, strict new nationwide fuel-economy standards designed to prod along the production of hyper-efficient cars just like the Volt.