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.

 

What kind of repairs does it need?

 

My '98 has over 116,000 miles and has never had a problem. Don't assume all Chevy's are bad.

 

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.

 

tell ur sis to do some bettter preventive maintance

 

my 96 has 153,000 miles

 

Lemme see here. Signs up on a Chevy board, with a honda civic username, and bashes GM. Importlxcivic is nothing more than a TROLL.

 

worked at a gm dealer, driven gm all my life,no complaints here. all machines have problems of one kind or another

 

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 ****.

 

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.