Chevrolet has not been synonymous with value as the economy has driven plenty of new car buyers to brands such as Honda, Toyota, and Hyundai. But believe it or not, Chevrolet offers one of the cheapest cars available in the form of the Aveo5. Despite being very affordable, the Chevy Aveo5 looks and feels surprisingly good inside. If that isn’t a surprising indication of quality, the Aveo5 also rides smooth and comfortable. Although the Aveo5 may feel a bit underpowered, it boasts outstanding fuel economy.
The appearance of the Chevrolet Aveo5 is a bit misleading to some. The wide stance and hatchback design makes the Aveo5 appear a bit sportier than it actually is. But even though performance may be nothing to particularly impressive, Peoria Chevrolet dealers stress that the Aveo5 still is a pleasure to drive. Regardless, it’s the Aveo5’s 30 miles per gallon average that is truly impressive. For those who think that American automakers cannot produce fuel efficient vehicles, you may want to check out the Aveo5.
With its peppy four-cylinder engine and, the Chevrolet Aveo5 may not be a performer, but it’s still plenty of fun to drive, which test drivers at one Pittsburgh used car dealer have noted. The interior is packed with rather low quality plastics, but the design is clean and ergonomic. Driving the Aveo5 is easy, and it’s incredibly easy to driving in tight spaces says the Florida Corvette dealer, the leading Orlando-area Chevy dealer. What’s also a bit tight unfortunately is the Aveo’s cabin. While there is seating for five, cargo space is sparse.
While GM has gotten a bad reputation for offering the wrong types of vehicles at the wrong time, Pekin used cars dealers point out that the Chevrolet Aveo5 is proof that GM is certainly capable of producing the types of vehicles that consumers demand. Buyers who want something affordable and fuel efficient will not be disappointed by the Aveo5. There may even be some buyers pleasantly surprised by what this Chevy has to offer.
Volvo Dives into Plug-in Hybrid Technology
Volvo has been struggling amid slumping global sales, but that hasn’t stopped the automaker from diving into research and development. One such as product of its R&D efforts is a new plug-in hybrid that will be due by 2012. Volvo has committed itself to producing a high mileage diesel-electric plug-in hybrid, but it has yet to confirm its plans to sell the vehicle in the U.S.
Lexus ES Still Critical to Luxury Brand Lineup
As one Lexus’ most popular models, there will be plenty of drivers that will be happy to see a revamped Lexus ES 350 coming to showrooms later this month. While it may not be a full redesign, the updating certainly brings needed enhancements.
Could GM Utilize Toyota Hybrid Technology?
Toyota and General Motors have had a strong partnership via NUMMI. This seemingly odd relationship was responsible for the Pontiac Vibe, which was build alongside the similar Toyota Matrix in a joint manufacturing venture based in California. With the Pontiac Vibe now discontinued, the question now is what will come of the NUMMI partnership.
