I drive a white, two-door Chevy Cobalt. Only having two doors can be a pain sometimes, but I rarely have enough passengers that it matters. She has a sunroof, six cup holders, two ac adapters, and a lot of miles. You wouldn't expect a Cobalt to feel powerful by the look of it, but once you slide behind the wheel it's a different story! It's very reactive to both the gas and brake pedals. She handles well, under the hood is clean as a whistle due to a plastic casing thing. It allows you to see very quickly and clearly the parts you're able to maintain on your own- wiper fluid, oil, spark plugs. The battery is actually located in the trunk which is pretty unusual. Easy to replace headlights and tail lights. The tail lights have that cool, round circle design. I do wish there was a bit more trunk space. The Cobalt also has the option to turn off passenger airbags in case you like to live dangerously!

Dan

Phoenix, Arizona

3.0

Lots of recalls

The car would be OK if the keys would stay in the ignition. They had a recall for this problem. I took my car in, and they replaced the ignition to fix the problem. My keys never fell out before the recall repair, but they do now. I took it back to the dealer, but since they had already done the recall repair, the problem they "fixed" that I now have is my problem. I like the way the car looks and drives, and it is difficult to find a car with a manual transmission anymore. I am glad I had a warranty because this car was in for a lot of repairs that a car that new should not have needed.