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Article: SAVAGE ON WHEELS; Chevy earns big praise for little car: the Cobalt; New model is big leap in quality for automaker
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- The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI)
- Article date:
- June 11, 2005
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Chevrolet has been receiving something it's not exactly accustomed
to praise for its small car, the Cobalt.
Chevy has long garnered decent sales with its Cavalier, but that
car had become antiquated. By comparison, the Cobalt is a giant leap.
Cobalt is a fine little car, especially the tested midlevel model,
the LS. It starts at $15,920 and comes with a fair amount of standard
equipment, including four-wheel anti-lock brakes, cruise control,
remote entry, power mirrors, a decent stereo with CD player, a tilt
steering wheel and a 60 / 40 split folding rear seat.
As always, there's a base model, starting at $13,625, and you can
get an LT that adds bucket seats, leather interior, automatic ...