2005 Chevrolet Aveo

The Bottom Line: This is a great little car, but not sure the airbags work when you need them.

Review: My husband and I bought a 2005 LS, with the manual transmission,in December of 2005. He drives it 50 miles to work each day, and loves the way it handles, and it has plenty of pep for what he is doing with it. We had a Metro before this, and this...

The Bottom Line: I am very happy with this purchase but recomend that buyers consider doing "upgrades" to the car.

Review: During football season I drive a ton of miles all over the region and at $3 a gallon putting those miles on my Caddy was brutal. I got married last year so we consolidated our "fleet" of vehicles and went shopping for a high fuel economy car to take...

The Bottom Line: Dependable, basic, competent transportation car at a bargain-basement price.

Review: Almost five months ago, I was ready to replace my 1995 Saturn SL. Since purchasing that Saturn brand-new, I had traveled 205,000 miles through an incredible variety of driving conditions. My car was at a point where the Saturn's original engine...

Review: I bought the LT Hatchback last December, have driven it about 2000 miles so far. I bought it as a an in town good gas mileage car. The mileage has varied between 23 and 27.6 mpg, mostly in surface street and stop and go freeway driving. I have the...

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a inexpensive car that will get you around town and to work, this isn't a bad choice. Good value for the money.

Review: I recently drove this car for a week, and it is substantially better than the Toyota Echo.(For being a extremely small car) The Aveo starts at around $9,995 for a base model special value edition, and goes up a bit for the LS. The LT, which I drove,...

Review: This will be the best review you have ever read.
My credentials are that I am a car enthusiast, motorcycle enthusiast, and reasonable mechanic. I have a minor in electrical engineering and a doctorate in clinical psychology. So I know how cars...

Review: Excellent handling car. Very easy to drive. Automatic transmission shifts smoothly. Crisp acceleration. Adequate in high speed cruise. Solid build. Seats very comfortable for long trips. Quality materials. Good road vision. Tight turning circle...

The Bottom Line: I recommend this to anyone looking to get away from the pain at the pump, and has around 18,000 dollars hanging around which is money well spend in my eyes.

Review: This vehicle is a nice thing to be driving around and anyone in these economic time can tell gas prices area problem.
If you like small contactable cars than this ones for you,Its cheap around 18,000 dollars when we bought it new,it is roomy...

The Bottom Line: If you wan't a small car and prefer a traditional look to all the weirdness, get this car.

Review: O'kay I've had this car now for about 5 months and I've got to say something about any professional reviews you've ever read about this car because it really takes about 4 full months to break in this car but after you do the 10 sec' 0 to 60 time...

The Bottom Line: I would definitely purchase this vehicle again. It is a great value for the money.

Review: I purchased a 2005 Chevrolet Aveo in September of 2005 at Champion Chevrolet in Austin, Texas. My toyota was being repaired and I was driving a rental car, which was an Aveo. I immediately fell in love with it's ease in handling, and was totally...