1990 Chevrolet Corsica LT review from North America

The headliner came out, all brakes had to be replaced as well as the housing units on the front. Seats are in fair shape except for the rear seat, and the paint is chipping badly.

My wife and I bought this car last year when we forced to sell our 2004 Envoy because of gas prices. I hated this car at first because it was almost 16 yrs old, and because I was bitter about losing my Envoy. But I stand behind GM products. My wife had a corsica when we first met and loved it, so when we bought this one for 1000 dollars (us) she thought we were getting a deal. We did get a really good deal, after I had Carfaxed the vehicle to make sure the miles and everything were right we bought it. It has truly lived up to previous GM performance. At 100k miles we had top replace a lot of things, but that's because we live in a cold climate and it had come from a warmer climate. Overall the car has been a good one and if it's anything like my wifes old one we still have around 150k miiles to go.