Chevrolet Corsica Usados en Venta

I buy 'clunkers' on craigslist for cheap transportation and then I junk them. My 95 Chevy Corsica is by far the best car I've ever owned and is in no way a 'clunker'! I bought it for 700 over a year ago and it's still running strong. The engine is quiet, smooth, and has a surprising kick to it (it's a v6). Cosmetically, it looks average: no dents or rust and it has all of it's windows and lights. The interior is a little rough with a couple of torn seats, but seats don't get me to work. The engine is amazing!! It's fast- so I can road rage with substance! It has amazing shocks for it's age. I feel very safe in it and protected by it's weight from the heavy metal it's made from. It's still got working automatic windows, heater and an a/c unit. And it's great on gas! Of all my previous 'clunkers' and even a newer 05 Ford Focus- this Chevy is the best car I've ever owned!! If I ever finance a new car again, you can bet it'll be a Chevy Corsica!!

it was a good car for the price i bought it for. drives well and handles just fine. though due to it's age the gas mileage isn't that good needs to be repaired more than it should, also the paint job wasn't the best, as even rain can remove some of the paint off of it.

I bought this used with 50K miles on it and thought, "aw, what a junker." I couldn't be more wrong. I've since put another 70k miles on it, and it's still running great. It's old, 20+ years, so some basic maintenance is obviously required. But it's always been reliable. It turns on without any fuss, and the air conditioning unit goes into full swing (doesn't need to 'warm up' or anything). It drives comfortably and low, so you can have gentle steering wheel movements. It doesn't pick up as fast as newer cars (0-60 takes about 30 seconds), but it does have gumption.