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That's true, I appreciate Civic's more though haha, nah I lowered a Sunfire yesterday which is essentially the same car and it looked good, I guess it's all personal taste though.
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I never liked the way the inner and outer headlight on cavaliers look like they are two separate pieces. They probably ARE separate pieces, but the lines are not smooth.
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Originally posted by armieo
I never liked the way the inner and outer headlight on cavaliers look like they are two separate pieces. They probably ARE separate pieces, but the lines are not smooth.
I never liked the way the inner and outer headlight on cavaliers look like they are two separate pieces. They probably ARE separate pieces, but the lines are not smooth.
The ecotec engine is used on numerous pro FWD cars, with immense factory backing from GM. A supercharger option is available from dealers, as well.
But it's still a Cavalier
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But it's still a Cavalier
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I've known several people who have owned small domestics, such as cavaliers, sunbirds/sunfire and neon. They all say that they were crap.
Want proof? Just look at the crash test results for the cavalier/sunfire.
http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/NCAP/Cars/2001Cmpt.html
If you wreck it, there's a high likelyhood that you won't walk away, especially if you're hit in the side.
Want more proof?
http://www.autosafety.org/article.php?did=41&scid=46
"The reliability of GM's J-Cars is much worse than average. In fact, their reliability has been so poor that all but the 1995 Cavalier and Sunfire made Consumer Reports' list of "Used Cars to Avoid" since 1988."
Friends don't let friends drive domestics.
Want proof? Just look at the crash test results for the cavalier/sunfire.
http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/NCAP/Cars/2001Cmpt.html
If you wreck it, there's a high likelyhood that you won't walk away, especially if you're hit in the side.
Want more proof?
http://www.autosafety.org/article.php?did=41&scid=46
"The reliability of GM's J-Cars is much worse than average. In fact, their reliability has been so poor that all but the 1995 Cavalier and Sunfire made Consumer Reports' list of "Used Cars to Avoid" since 1988."
Friends don't let friends drive domestics.
Theres nothing special about that car.. a drop, some wheels and cleared heads. Doesnt do it for me. I have seen some sweet ones at shows before though.
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p.s. Those cars are for people who want a civic but cant bring themselves to buying a foreign car
~nick~
p.s. Those cars are for people who want a civic but cant bring themselves to buying a foreign car
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