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Re: 2007 chevrolet coablt 2dr lt coupe(red) [cobalt4life]
by grosloup
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Jul 13, 2007 (9:50 am)
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Replying to: cobalt4life (Jul 12, 2007 8:45 am)
What a nice post you wrote there cobalt4life. It's positive and interesting.
I'm looking forward to buying a Cobalt next year. Can't decide over the Coupe SS (not supercharged) or the Coupe LT. I've always driven Vans or S.U.V's. This would be my first car. I want (and have) to buy something more economic and the Cobalt looks just right. My only concern is winter driving. We get pretty big snowstorms here in Canada and I always wonder what's the Cobalt performance in snow, sleet and freezing rain?
Just a little question. How old are you? I'm 50 yrs old and people tell me that the Cobalt is for young people, especially the coupe model. They say at my age I should get a sedan. Where's the sport look in sedans?
By the way, with the back windows tinted and red. your Cobalt must be the nicest in town.
Take care.
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Re: 2007 chevrolet coablt 2dr lt coupe(red) [cobalt4life]
by poncho167
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Jul 13, 2007 (10:38 am)
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Replying to: cobalt4life (Jul 12, 2007 8:45 am)
The majority of people who come to the forums come here for advise or to voice their displeasure of something or another. Looking at any auto forum will always have someone complaining of one thing or another, but it is nice when people have something nice to say. Most people don't have problems with their Cobalts. That city mileage is pretty impressive. If you haven't already done so try checking the mileage manually after filling up the tank and zeroing the odometer and tell us if it made a difference. The onboard display is pretty nice when its accurate, and I am sure they are pretty close overall.
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Re: 2007 chevrolet coablt 2dr lt coupe(red) [grosloup]
by justus3
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Jul 14, 2007 (6:41 am)
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Replying to: grosloup (Jul 13, 2007 9:50 am)
Oh poop on those who say a 2-door is for young people, lol. I'm 35 and just bought my 2-door LT two weeks ago. The color of mine is called sport red tintcoat which basically looks kinda dark red/burgundy and I am getting my windows tinted next weekend. I think window tint really accessorizes a vehicle, makes it look good. There is no law saying you have to be in a certain age bracket to drive something sporty and nice. And as much as I hate to say, I find it rather humorous to be driving something that attracts the attention of a younger crowd and when they pull up next to you they get one hell of a surprise, haha. Heck with it I say! Go for the coupe and enjoy!!!
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Re: 2007 chevrolet coablt 2dr lt coupe(red) [justus3]
by cobalt4life
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Jul 16, 2007 (12:08 pm)
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Replying to: justus3 (Jul 14, 2007 6:41 am)
hey thanks for replying to my post. im 23 yrs old, but, my uncle whom is 49 is going in tommorrow to sign papers for the cobalt lt thats yellow. he drove my car for a day and absolutely loved it. the tint is great for any car, especially if it is a red color. i had mine proffesionaly done and it really makes a difference. when i got to sit in my car, the car is actually cooler because their isnt so much sunlight coming in. in iowa we can have as dark as we want on the back 3 windows, so i did .02% visibility. makes it kinda harder driving at night but besides backing out of my driveway, im good to go! ive also filled the tank up 5 times and thats how i got that city number. im not sure, but i think since the car already had some miles on it, it must have gotten the bugs out or something. the most amazing thing about this car is the fact that when you want it to go, it goes! ive had a lot of vehicles pull up(mustangs, camaros, etc.) and when i put the pedal down, they definately pay attention! its an affordable car for all ages and when i went on a trip to minneapolis this weekend, i saw a cobalt coming up on my left. and if i were to guess how old he was i would say probably 56 yrs. old with a big ol'e smile on his face! thanks for your time reading this!
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cobalt a real car
by okko1
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Jul 16, 2007 (3:51 pm)
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i am 52 years old and i am not going through a middle age faze. my cobalt has put the fun back in driving. i don't care if it's the fastest or the most luxurious. the reason i don't care is because thats not why i bought it. it looks slick and it's a blast to drive also not to be underestimated. it is not fast from the dig but from 35mph to 100mph it is as fast as i want and will go around a corner. and as for room there is plenty for me so thats enough.
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Cobalt for an old timer
by cmhj2000
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Jul 27, 2007 (5:49 pm)
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56 going on 18, had to take the plunge.
Getting an 07 LT on Mon. Hope it doesn't fall apart.
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Re: Cobalt for an old timer [cmhj2000]
by poncho167
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Jul 28, 2007 (6:10 am)
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Replying to: cmhj2000 (Jul 27, 2007 5:49 pm)
Like anything else, it shouldn't unless you don't maintain it.
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Re: Cobalt for an old timer [poncho167]
by wr_guy
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Jul 31, 2007 (12:15 pm)
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Replying to: poncho167 (Jul 28, 2007 6:10 am)
I'm 47 and just bought one for my daughter. I love driving a small car again and while it is a little noisy, it handles and rides very smooth. The motor has some real power too.
Best $11k I ever spent on a car.
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Re: Cobalt for an old timer [wr_guy]
by poncho167
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Aug 01, 2007 (10:08 am)
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Replying to: wr_guy (Jul 31, 2007 12:15 pm)
Glad you like it. It should be a good dependable car for your daughter. Most four cylinder cars are noisy, but I think the Cobalt is one of the quieter ones especially with that the insulated steel body panels that they use.
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Like mine so far
by cmhj2000
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Aug 01, 2007 (1:26 pm)
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07 LT 1 W/Auto & cruise but it only has 50 miles soooooooo
Bottom line is I've test drove 6 of them and waited until, hopefully, most of the bugs have been worked out.
Mine is a later build, 7/07 so maybe from here on out things will be pretty good. Can only hope!
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