The only items I've had to replace on the vehicle are brake pads and wiper blades which are the result of normal wear and tear.
Front driver's side carpeting is wearing badly.
This vehicle has been extremely reliable for me and my family (which includes husband and two boys ages 9 and 14).
Car handles very well and is a joy to drive.
Interior is basic, but that's OK with me.
Paint is holding up great. Color is a candy-apple red, and there are times when I see my car from a distance before realizing it's mine and think "Wow, now that's a striking color!"
Body style is sporty and, again, there are times when I catch a glimpse of it before realizing it's my car and think that it's an impressive-looking vehicle.
In reference to 1997 Chevrolet Cavalier. I think it is a car put together in a hurry with "used parts". My reason? Since I've had it, (2yrs), bought it used. I understand there is regular maintenance on a vehicle, but these things gone wrong on my car are not regular maintenance. Both headlight bulbs replaced and still don't work on drivers side. Maybe high/low beam switch, so I'm told. Timing chain replaced, waterpump replaced, two fuel injectors @ $200.00+ a pop replaced, two front door jamb switches replaced and interior light stays on after car is turned off???, rear struts and strut mounts replaced, head gasket replaced, alternator replaced. My point is I've had older cars with these kind of things never ever had to be replaced. They just don't make vehicles like they used to. I've always been a GM man, but my next purchase will be an IMPORT!!!
Any comments for me?
Buy a Chevy Impala. They are excellent! You won't be disappointed!!
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