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Importlxcivic
05-24-2006, 07:06 PM
My sister has a 2004 chevy cavilier with 45,000 miles on it. Never been in an accident or anything with it, just drives it to work everyday. Car fairly recently had new brakes and a fuel pump which was about $1500. Today the piece of **** died with 45,000 miles on it and has now over $2,500 in repairs. For anyone who onwns a chevy, wants a chevy, or works for chevy these cars are a piece of ****. Actually all American cars are a piece of **** and I hope all of these US made car dealers all go outta business cause of these **** products they produce. Actually about half of the plants already shut down, so everyone that wants a reliable car basically just buy a Toyota or Honda.

SLJ2137694
05-24-2006, 07:52 PM
What kind of repairs does it need?

emmymom
05-26-2006, 10:10 PM
My '98 has over 116,000 miles and has never had a problem. Don't assume all Chevy's are bad. ;)

Nomad76lj
05-27-2006, 04:55 PM
my chevy truck can sit for a year without starting it and go out asnd it will start first try eavery time not all chevys are bad plus when they do breck it dosnt cost 3 times as much to fix as a forun car will. to bad your sis had a bad time with her car but that donst meen there a peice.

beckeruti
06-18-2006, 05:59 PM
tell ur sis to do some bettter preventive maintance

Cavigurl85
08-06-2006, 10:22 PM
my 96 has 153,000 miles

wolfman
08-15-2006, 01:45 AM
Lemme see here. Signs up on a Chevy board, with a honda civic username, and bashes GM. Importlxcivic is nothing more than a TROLL.

rodfoster
08-15-2006, 01:11 PM
worked at a gm dealer, driven gm all my life,no complaints here. all machines have problems of one kind or another

fisher4550
08-23-2006, 05:23 PM
Hell i know own two cavaliers, my 93 has 182,000 miles never had a big problem with it at all, also have a 96 cavalier with 180,000 never had any big problems with it either. I think thats funny, if you live in america your a ****ing peice of ****, bashing American cars, better than any of that foreign ****.

kcb37
08-23-2006, 09:17 PM
I think I would agree with the rest of you. I would also like to point out again what rodfoster said. All machines have problems. I will also say almost any car has the potential to be a good car if taken care of properly.

NCHEVYHEVN
08-23-2006, 09:30 PM
Isn't it funny that most Toyotas are produced here in America. Bwahahahahaha

uncle bill
09-03-2006, 12:57 AM
Geez, Talk about a disgruntled Guy with a bad attitude..........WOW. I've got Toyotas Chevys, a Mitsubitsi and a Saturn. It's about mainteniance and car care, not the brand. I've had 260K on a Chevy and it did't use any oil, etc. Maybe He's Japanese and is still fighting WW2. I dunno? If He's American and has an attitude like that, maybe He should rethink His allegiances. He is sure a poor excuse for an American if He is. Some People...............!

chomie
10-22-2006, 09:41 PM
i bought a 2003 cavalier because i had heard how great they were. all my friends who had older ones loved them. my 2003 was good...until about a month before the warranty expired. they have replaced: power steering pump, steering rack, transmission mount, fuel ignition switch, catalytic converter and ultimately, the engine. it wasn't about maintenance; the car had 54,000 kilometres on it and had an oil change EVERY 5000 kms or 3 months as requried. filters replaced, tires rotated, etc. now i have 4000 kms on my new engine and the engine light has come on. and inexplicably, the control arm bushings are loose and need to be tightened and aligned. this year of the cavalier has been plagued with problems, and has shaken my faith in chevy cars. the older cavaliers go strong and go hard, but these newer ones are horrible. another friend who has a 2003 with 34,000 kms on it has already had her entire front suspension replaced (at 13,000 kms), and she's the most anal retentive car owner i've ever met. buyer beware.

toronto, on.

do_it_domestic
11-15-2006, 01:19 PM
Dont go down on the domestics. I have a Cavalier with over 260,000km on it. I love it to death and its still going strong. Take care of your cars better and they will last longer. I keep it well maintained with oil changes and engine flushes. I just bought the first replacement part for it, a front pipe for the exhaust. I have never replaced anythign else on it besides plugs and wires. Hondas and Toyotas are produced in AMERICA! They are decent cars and do last a long time but there timports. Tehre made for busy people with busy lives and also for people who dont have a clue about cars. If shye was taking care of her Cav, it would last her forever. Did you check the gas? Its probally just on empty. By the statement you made about GM's you obviously have no clue about cars!! :D

313hitman
11-15-2006, 08:11 PM
cars are cars....no matter what. as it was stated before its all about preventative maint.. it dont matter how many miles on the thing its about how you care for it. if you drive a stock cavalier like a rally car, it wont last long dduuhh!!! and this comment is for the dumb *** that started this..... this site was created by gm enthusiasts for gm fans, so take your crying *** on the road with your rice burner and see how much the repairs and maintenance really cost..

70mopar
11-15-2006, 10:49 PM
u know what 313hitman, i agree with u 110% about what this site was created for, as for Importlxcivic i know a site he can go to for his fill of all things Honda, it's called www.****onhonda.com! -this is a real site, and it totally craps on the Hondas, big time.

UlexiteCavalier
11-21-2006, 01:01 AM
I just got into a little accedent with my 99 with 104,000 and not too much happened to it. Sofar the only problem is a loose wire in the starter i am too lazy to tighten.

standupguy
11-25-2006, 08:50 PM
I usually don't reply to threads like this. I've repaired AMC's to Lamborghini's. A car is a car. I believe it is how much you respect your car. I have a 94 Cavalier with 194,000 on it. The only thing I've done to it is change the multi function switch. I have friends that are retired engineers from Ford. They like me never change the oil in our vehicles. I change the filter regulary. No matter what the oil companies say oil does not break down(but anyway). I have a 99 F250 with 150,000 on it and only 5 oil changes on it still running strong. I believe it's all about attitude so if your sis has many car problems maybe she has the same attitude as you. I believe everything responds to our energy. Or maybe the shop just ripped her off. Anyway that is my view on this. Have a great day.