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tommy 
| i had a 94 geo metro and it hada 3 cylinder man it was good on gas and never gave me a lick of trouble . i got hurt on the job and fell behind on payments and the repoded it. but as for the aveo it's solid i got into a wreck yesterday doin 30mph and you realy can't tell the car is wrecked . now the estimate to get it fixed is 1,500 but as for the cosmetic damage looks you would never know and when that car cut out in front of me i thought for sure it was a goner but no this car is solid.man look i'm not a sales man and i'm not trying to sale you a car but if you want a safe car for your wife or kid or even you that will get great gas mileage and not breakdown. and now krinkle up in a miner fender bender then this is the car. it has plenty of room. now the other car was doing about 5 mph and i was doing about 30mph and it was !!!! bear head on on the drivers side. but this car looks like it was bumped by a shopping cart.now i lost alot of styrofoam out of the front bumper but thats gonna be fixed . my point is for a small car it's incredibly safenow my metro in think would have been totaled.go stop by a dealer and sit in one and test drive one for the !!!! of it. |
Yeah man! That Aveo is the best saling Compact car in the world and after reading your revies of it I can see why! That is remarkable that it held up as good as it did in a crash at 30mph. That is something that cannot be expected from other competitors such as the tiny,tiny,tiny Toyota Yaris, and the Honda Fit. I think that they would probably fair like that Geo. That Aveo is one solid little car from all of the studying that I have done on it. You know it was built as a Daewoo for a number of years before Daewoo went bust in the US and then Chevy inherited her into its line up. The 1.6L power plant was carried over and from all that I have heard, that is a no frills, powerful, and rock solid little engine. It stands up to same country rivals Kia Rio, and Hyundai Accent engines. I think that your step up from the Geo to the Aveo was a good move and a clear step up. I am glad that you are enjoying your car and I hope that the wreck has not messed anything up.
BTW, what is your take on that 2007 Aveo sedan? You know they revised it a little. Nothing in the powerplant or tranny, but I'd say the styling cues are pretty cool though!
I just want you to know that hearing about your car is very interesting to me and I hope to hear more on it in the future! Please keep me posted and in the future, just post up anyhting on this thread and I will be sure to get back to you. Nice talking with you and I hope to hear more from you soon, Thanks again!
-Tubby Ray Jr
