1988 Chevrolet Beretta Reviews - Page 8 of 8

I have never had any serious problems with my car. Just had to replace the water heater and thermometer, which did not cost me too much. I also replaced the entire exhaust. Not too bad for being a 13 year old car. I have only put about $350 into fixing these parts. I am the second owner of this car and the lady that owned it before me never had any problems with it.

This is a good first car to have. It handles very well, accelerates quickly and is very safe.

Nothing so far, before I got it, new tires, alternator and tranny were put in it.

It's a beautiful car.

I LOVE MY BERETTA......... It's a great pimp ride.

Nothing major. Waterpump, starter, routine maintenance - frequent oilchanges, brake pads.

Drive this car every day to work 60+ miles, good on gas, won't seem to quit.

In just the past month, I have had to replace the, 1) water pump, 2) module, 3) computer, 4) starter motor and, 5) ball joints. My clutch is slipping and my brakes need to be replaced. The air conditioning has stopped working as of last Summer. That is all I can think of at the moment.

What ever you do, do not buy a 1988 Beretta. I understand Chevy corrected some of the problems in future models, so I can't comment on newer cars. Also, to be fair, the car does have almost 150 000 miles on it.