4 Chevrolet Prizm results
Chevrolet Prizm OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS
Erin
Wickliffe, Ohio
Overall great car.
My Chevrolet Prizm has lasted me over 200,000 miles and is still running strong! The car starts up with no problems, and it shifts nicely. The gear shift is placed in a very easy to reach, out in the open place. The air conditioning is still blasting cold air in my face whenever I ask it to, and the heating has also lived up to expectations. It's got a CD player, so you can jam to all of your favorite tunes. The frame hasn't rattles once since I bought the car in 2002 and hasn't developed a speck of rust on it. It has maintained its outer appearance and still looks brand new. The seats are made of a fabric that hasn't started matting and is very easy to clean and doesn't hold stains. The back seat is bench styled which is nice when transporting an animal or three rambunctious teenage girls to the mall. The seats also dip a little bit, so it contours to the shape of your body a little bit more. There's only been one minor recall since the car was made, and that's amazing. It means the car was well built. Overall, for the price, it's an amazing car.
Sandra
Westwood, Michigan
Takes a lickin' and keeps tickin'
I've now owned two Geo Prisms back to back over the past six years; they were both priced at $1,500 dollars, and when I purchased them, they were both run down. Both times my expectations were that they would last me at most a couple of months, but they have both lasted over three years. They're not pretty on the eyes, but they always got me to and from Kalamazoo to Detroit every weekend without trouble. The only reason why the first went out was because I was involved in an accident not because of mechanical problems.
DA
47393, Indiana
Reliable but no-frills
This vehicle was a shared car between myself and my teenage sister, and thus had been put through hell but survived with no mechanical problems. It has fantastic fuel economy, managing to get great highway mileage (almost 40mpg) even during cold Indiana winters. On top of that, the car handles exceptionally well, with a tighter turning radius than most of the vehicles I've driven since. That being said, the vehicle is definitely a no-frills option, with power windows and locks only. Additionally, the engine noise even at idle was rather loud, making the drive very rough.
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