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They are half decent cheap performance, but I just couldnt ever drive one. It does have an indepent rear suspension, which is completely unrespectibal for something you are trying to sell for performance. Wait for the Sky redline, now that should be respectiable. Have to reviews about it though.
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Originally Posted by modoman
eh, i would drive this one...
the ion looks retarded.
the ion looks retarded.
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My friend picked up a cobalt SS... hes got close to 40,000 KM's on it now.
It has honestly been nothing but problems... hes had it in the shop for non-maintenance related issues 8 times to date!
It has honestly been nothing but problems... hes had it in the shop for non-maintenance related issues 8 times to date!
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Originally Posted by Black03civic
get the cobolt ss, its a better tuned ion redline
http://www.fast-autos.net/vehicles/O...mance_Concept/
Last time I had this much fun some furniture got broken!
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Rep Power: 360 Thats what you get for buying GM. They only make rental cars, so getting one for daily driving is your own fault. I hate how some people still swear by chevy. They never have cars.
I have had only 2 things with my car go wrong in 60000 miles. Starter went, covered under warranty. Front strut (still at garage) and also covered under a warranty.
Most people with GM cars I know have had problems by 40,000 miles. I had the starter at 65,000 miles. The strut was at about 71,000.
But a friend with a GM has gone through 2 engines before 50,000, and he babies it! AHAHAHA!
And they should bring Open and Vauxhall here (although I can't spell them correctly) and leave them as they are. No american GM touches. Cause those cars are great.
Too bad in the US we get the crappy GM products only, and a lot of them.
I have had only 2 things with my car go wrong in 60000 miles. Starter went, covered under warranty. Front strut (still at garage) and also covered under a warranty.
Most people with GM cars I know have had problems by 40,000 miles. I had the starter at 65,000 miles. The strut was at about 71,000.
But a friend with a GM has gone through 2 engines before 50,000, and he babies it! AHAHAHA!
And they should bring Open and Vauxhall here (although I can't spell them correctly) and leave them as they are. No american GM touches. Cause those cars are great.
Too bad in the US we get the crappy GM products only, and a lot of them.
Last edited by diskreet; May 17, 2006 at 11:51 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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Originally Posted by diskreet
Thats what you get for buying GM. They only make rental cars, so getting one for daily driving is your own fault. I hate how some people still swear by chevy. They never have cars.
I have had only 2 things with my car go wrong in 60000 miles. Starter went, covered under warranty. Front strut (still at garage) and also covered under a warranty.
Most people with GM cars I know have had problems by 40,000 miles. I had the starter at 65,000 miles. The strut was at about 71,000.
But a friend with a GM has gone through 2 engines before 50,000, and he babies it! AHAHAHA!
And they should bring Open and Vauxhall here (although I can't spell them correctly) and leave them as they are. No american GM touches. Cause those cars are great.
Too bad in the US we get the crappy GM products only, and a lot of them.
I have had only 2 things with my car go wrong in 60000 miles. Starter went, covered under warranty. Front strut (still at garage) and also covered under a warranty.
Most people with GM cars I know have had problems by 40,000 miles. I had the starter at 65,000 miles. The strut was at about 71,000.
But a friend with a GM has gone through 2 engines before 50,000, and he babies it! AHAHAHA!
And they should bring Open and Vauxhall here (although I can't spell them correctly) and leave them as they are. No american GM touches. Cause those cars are great.
Too bad in the US we get the crappy GM products only, and a lot of them.
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Originally Posted by diskreet
Open and Vauxhall
Meh, it's just the quality of builds in the US that ****s up American brands. GM and Ford are both doing great worldwide cuz their products are high quality. Build correctly! I mean, GM is taking the Pontiac GTO off the lists but still producing the Holden/Vauxhall Monaro? Cmon! Stupid.
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