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Location:
San Jose,CA
Exterior Color:
Gray
Interior Color:
Gray
Transmission:
Automatic
Engine:
Inline 4
Doors:
4
Bodystyle:
Coupes
Drivetrain:
Front Wheel Drive
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About This Car Air Conditioning,Power Steering,Tilt Wheel,AM/FM Stereo,MP3 (Single CD),Dual Front Air Bags,F&R Side Air Bags,Door handles body-color,Glass Solar-Ray light-tinted,Headlamps halogen with automatic exterior lamp control,Wipers front intermittent speed-sensitive,Mirrors outside manual Black,Fascias front and rear body-color with Black grille,Tire sealant and inflator kit in place of spare tire,Tires P195/65R15 all-season blackwall,CLOTH SEAT TRIM,Defogger rear-window electric,Steering wheel urethane,Trunk release remote,Steering column tilt,Defogger side windows,Theft-deterrent system vehicle PASS-Key III+,Air conditioning single-zone manual with air filtration system,Seat easy-entry front passenger,Seat adjuster driver 4-way manual height,Cup holders dual front and dual rear,Console floor with 2 power outlets,Lighting interior with trunk and single dome,Visors front passenger vanity mirror,FRONT WHEEL DRIVE,Brakes front disc/rear drum,Exhaust stainless-steel,Steering electric power steering (EPS),Suspension Pre
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Professional Review
The Chevrolet Cobalt is a good option for inexpensive, high-value transportation. The Cobalt is quiet and refined for a small car and it delivers crisp handling and a smooth ride, all benefits of its strong, rigid platform. With its all-around competence, the Cobalt compares well with the Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla, and Ford Focus. That's an impressive achievement, considering how long those three have dominated the compact car market. For 2009, Cobalt's standard 2.2-liter Ecotec four-cylinder engine has been upgraded with variable valve timing, for about 5 percent more power along with improved fuel efficiency. This engine when equipped with the five-speed manual is being marketed as the Cobalt XFE for 2009. Economy is further enhanced by new 15-inch low rolling resistance tires, and by a longer-legged (3.63:1, vs. 3.84) final drive ratio on manual transmission models. The Cobalt LS is EPA-rated at 37 mpg on the highway when equipped with a manual transmission, beating comparable Civic, Corolla, and Focus models. Cobalt earned Best Pick status from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
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