Used Chevrolet Cobalt for Sale

It's a great car. I have traveled long distance in it, and as long as I've owned it the only thing that needed repair was a new light-bulb for the turn signal. I personally don't like that it has manual windows and door locks.

For the past five years, 500 miles a week, i have been driving around a 2005 Cobalt Ls. It has manual crank up windows, manual locks, and a five speed manual transmission. As beer can as a beer can be. I wouldn't call it a looker, even as its fire engine red paint job might suggest. Cute? Ok, ill go with cute. But its primary purpose of getting from point A to point B...it gets the job done. So i will simply call it "transportation". Even after slight customization to my liking, i still feel that this car has no character. God i wish i had my 4g63t back.

My Chevy Cobalt has been wonderful to me. The only problems I have had with this vehicle have been routine, small, and inexpensive. I have had it for about 4 years, and almost reached 100,000 miles. One of the deciding factors about purchasing it was the power windows, power locks, and auxiliary input. I was actually in a front-end collision last year in my Cobalt. I was not hurt, and walked away thanks to the safety features on this car. Since then, I have got all the repairs done and it still works like a charm. I had a baby this year, and with all the safety ratings and such I was very pleased with this car purchase for my small family needs. There are a few things that I've had problems with such as: power windows stop working and start working randomly and buttons get stuck. The canvas interior is a light color and stains very easily. The middle column/armrest came apart with minimal use and now will not close completely. I really enjoy the fact that my car tells me how many miles I have with how much gas I have in my gas tank.