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What Happened To The Chevrolet Cobalt SS Turbo?
Despite getting great gas mileage, the Chevrolet Cobalt received mixed reviews from many drivers during its years of production. Meant to replace the Chevy Cavalier, the Cobalt was a dependable, ...
I just paid $4,700 for a 2009 Chevy Cobalt SS Turbo sedan. What’s wrong with it? Well, it has 130,000 miles, one of the rear windows doesn’t go down, and the power locks seem a bit finicky. That’s it.
Nelson Ireson May 7, 2009 Comment Now! Everyone is watching with bated breath as General Motors teeters on the brink of bankruptcy, wondering if Chrysler's 'surgical' run through the courts isn't a ...
While skimming eBay listings we came across this 2007 Chevrolet Cobalt SS. Such a car invokes either admiration or disgust. The way we see it – it was GM’s offer to owners who wanted to say, “it’s ...
Thanks to a little investigative journalism, the folks over at Autoblog have uncovered that General Motors will cut the Cobalt SS Sedan from its product lineup for 2010. A sad day indeed. The ...
For 2010, the Cobalt continues on almost completely unchanged. The SS model is to be phased out the 2010 model year. Black Granite Metallic and Crystal Red Metallic have been added to the list of ...
The Saturn ION era at General Motors was not as gloomy as it looks in the rearview mirror. The world's biggest automaker at the time, GM began the New Millennium by sacking Ron Zarrella and promoting ...
It’s been a long time since sport compact enthusiasts had incentive to visit a General Motors showroom. And no, we don’t mean zero-down and zero-percent financing. We’re talking driving incentive, the ...
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