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Chevrolet Aveo
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With an impressive crash test rating and connectivity for your iPod, the 2008 Chevrolet Aveo is a compact family car that gets you to your destination safely, and with style. Holding up to five passengers, the new Aveo comes in LT and LS trims and is powered by a 1.6L 4-cylinder engine that produces 103hp. Whether you choose a standard 5-speed manual transmission or the optional 4-speed automatic, the Aveo is road-worthy on city streets and highway.
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The Chevrolet Aveo's big advantage is its low price, though a couple of competitors are even less expensive. Reviews say the Chevrolet Aveo has a nice interior, along with a pleasing exterior design. Ride quality is generally complimented, and the Aveo comes standard with side airbags -- a rarity in this price class. An auxiliary jack for an MP3 is ... a nice touch.
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The Chevrolet Aveo features a Manual transmission and Front Wheel Drive drivetrain on the base model Aveo. This car is not for the average consumer. With the Aveo Special Value Hatchback coming with a sticker price of $9,430.00 you must be the kind of person who is looking for either elite level comfort or outstanding performance. If you require both, then you are heading in the right direction. When spending this much money, you need to make sure you take your time to research every aspect of the car. Whether it is researching car safety ratings and crash test reports or making sure the luxury options and fuel efficiency fit your lifestyle.
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The new Chevrolet Aveo – Great value travels in style Aveo combines modern-day design with everyday practicality. It’s the compact 4-door saloon that values substance as much as image. With plenty of room for 5 and responsive controls for the driver, Aveo is a full package at an affordable price. The new Aveo is available in 3 models: 1.2 LS, 1.4 LS and 1.4 LS Automatic.
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The Chevrolet Aveo has been redesigned for the 2007 model year and features several improvements. Externally, the Aveo is larger, with a chrome grille, updated headlights, and round tail lights. Mechanically, the suspension has been improved. The interior has been reworked, and now features a built-in arm rest and an auxiliary audio input jack for MP3 players. For 2007, the Aveo is available in two trims -- the Special Value (SV) package or the LS. Last year's LT trim has been discontinued.
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Aveo, Iron Man Edition: Appearing at the 2007 Auto Shanghai, a radically restyled five-door Chevrolet Aveo was on display at General Motors’ stand. The concept was nameless and featured orange paint, black front and rear cladding and a prominent black stripe from front to back. Windingroad.com's Art Director Nate Luzod labeled this Chevrolet the “Aveo Iron Man Edition”.[11][12][13]
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