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Chevrolet 2005 Aveo
2005 Chevrolet Aveo LS
163,451 Miles
Henrico, VA
27
días en el mercado
32% más que listados similares
27
días en el mercado
$4,000
Chevrolet 2005 Aveo
2005 Chevrolet Aveo LT
96,809 Miles
Arlington, TX
35
días en el mercado
6% menos que listados similares
35
días en el mercado
$4,495

2005 Chevrolet Aveo CALIFICACIONES Y RESEÑAS DE PROPIETARIOS

Reseñas de propietarios
2.0
2 Opiniones
5 estrella
0%
4 estrella
0%
3 estrella
50%
2 estrella
0%
1 estrella
50%
En general
2.0
Valor
2.0
Estilo
2.0
Rendimiento
2.0
Comodidad
2.0
Economía de combustible
3.5
Fiabilidad
2.0
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Caitlin
Caitlin
Columbus, Ohio
1.0
Budget car, expensive fixes.
This car started falling apart the day I got it. Okay, maybe that's an exaggeration, but things quickly went wrong. Originally, I thought I had gotten a good deal simply because it was painted a terrible sea-foam green. Soon after, my turn signal wouldn't "pop back" after turning a corner. I had a warranty so the dealer fixed it. A month later it started again, and I had it fixed again. Then, on the driver seatbelt, the tab that keeps the buckle from sliding all the way down to the floor broke off. Then the windshield sprayers fell off while driving. I'm sure the sun didn't help here, but the car was only about a year old. Then the lights started malfunctioning. Eventually, I was out of my year warranty and the costs of these repairs has really been out of control. The car drives okay, but the ride is terrible. Your butt hurts after an hour from the seats, and there are just too many problems.
Mathew
Mathew
Hemet, California
3.0
Daewoo in disguise
First of all, I was surprised to discover that this "Chevrolet" Aveo actually originated as a Daewoo automobile from Korea. I've had a previous Chevy, a Prism, that was actually a Toyota Corolla originally. They were foreign cars with an American make slapped on the name. That being said, this Aveo was originally built with plastic car parts. For example, the thermostat housing failed: as a plastic piece, it cracked under the amount of heat exposure under the hood (resulting in a coolant leak and being stranded in a parking lot). An aftermarket aluminum thermostat housing was available from the nearest auto parts store and installed to replace the plastic housing. Why couldn't they install metal parts in the first place to avoid such situations? The plastics within this car can become brittle and break easily. Just trying to replace the brake light bulb required me to break the light housing, just to pull it off the car. To retrieve the door lock cylinder (by the exterior door handle), required me to break off the plastic covers for the side mirrors and the inside door paneling. Too many easy to break plastic parts on this car.
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