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Sedans Chevrolet Cobalt Chevrolet Cobalt: Problems & Solutions 
62 messages, Last post on Aug 23, 2006 at 7:17 AM
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This is the place to report your Cobalt's problems and share any possible solutions.
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Poncho and Superfatman, known problems are still problems. GM messed up the air conditioning, the shift solenoid and probably the headlights. Just because a problem in known, doensn't mean it's OK. This isn't the 70s where they get three years to work out the bugs. I've had my Nissan for 3 years and 34,000 miles and have never taken it back to the dealer for any dumb problems like this. |
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Replying to: gsemike (May 09, 2006 6:08 am) As with most first year cars (look at Honda Civic forum) there are problems that need to be resolved. The issues with the Cobalt are first year problems. |
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Replying to: poncho167 (May 10, 2006 5:10 am) You can deride Nissan all you want, but my Altima is an early 2003 model (2nd year) and I haven't had to deal with any dumb stuff like the air conditioning leaking all over the interior, the car going haywire because I spilled coffee in the cupholder or the headlights acting like a fishbowl. It's that mentality of "we'll put out a new model, claim that it's world class but we really will take three years to get it right" that has GM losing a billion dollar every quarter. Ifr you dropped 15 grand for a first year car, you'd be OK with that? Why do you aim so low? This isn't the 70s anymore. |
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