Used Chevrolet Cars for Sale near Peoria, AZ

This car is yer basic grocery getter.1 Has more balls than you'd expect from a 2.2L I4, and it handles nice for a 14 year old car. Best gas mileage I've had out of this is about 30, better than any car I've owned so far.

I love my car, because it's perfect for my needs. It's comfy, it's roomy and it's not bad on gas. It's also solid, I destroyed a Hyundai in a car crash. Too bad, his fault. The car has "O.K" performances for a familly car with it's 4cyl, 2.2L 120HP, but don't expect it to go fast. The doors are heavy and shows that the car is solid and all. I didn't have any problems with it yet except from the handbrake that gave up after 13 years. It's style is great for a car that has been designed in 1987.

I like the comfort, gas milage, preformance, and apperance , I hate the Abs system and the price to replace them is reidiculous. 1308,00 for a factory rebuit abs at the auto parts store other than that no complaints, took a direct drivers side hit I was travling at 5 mph the hitter ws in a mercury grand marqui ran a light and hit me doing 35 and the repairs were only 1300.00 and no injurys so I would classify it as well built and a safe car.

My wife bought this car in May of 2012. It has a 3.1 V6 and automatic transmission. She paid $500 for it. It has 187000 miles and still runs like a champ. I drive it back and forth to work every day. The brakes do need some work, though. Worth every penny so far!

The chevrolet corsica is a deceptivly slow looking vehicle. Mine made 116 mph on more than two occasions, but only after burning about 3 miles of interstate. The handbrake is the only premium feature installed on any corsica, used properly it is very helpful for cornering on loose gravel or ice (it is not, however, much help on dry pavement...) All in all I would not hesitate to drive another corsica, in the compact class at the figure-8 races, that is.