2005 Chevrolet Optra Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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What owners say

AI Summary · 6 reviews

"Overall, drivers are mixed on the 2005 Chevrolet Optra. Many appreciate its spacious interior and comfort, praising it for a roomy feel despite its size. The handling and braking are often highlighted as excellent, which adds to the driving experience. However, a common complaint is the lack of acceleration and poor fuel economy, which some owners find disappointing. Additionally, the styling received criticism for being conservative."

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optra has a 1.8 litre engine with quite much torque . though it is undermined by it's dull exteriors. mileage is not too good though but it's really fun to drive .not ignoring the comfort inside ,it's spacious too.also , it's got a strong chassis

November 6, 2009

Not really a Chevy, it's built by Daewoo in Korea. Had the car for three years and no problems except a battery (left dead in the showroom for too long) and the CD player. While the acceleration is poor, the handling and braking are amazing thanks to all wheel disc brakes and fully independent suspension. It's roomy in spite of its small exterior dimensions (I am 6' 2", 200lbs) and has good ergonomics

March 15, 2008

For a 1.6 liter of a car, it was a gas guzzler. Power-to-weight ratio was leaning more on ride stability than fuel economy. Handling was okay although acceleration needed more pushing. Styling looks more conservative, quite sedate for younger people.

August 11, 2009