The Chevrolet Cobalt was introduced as a 2005 model in 2004 by Chevrolet as a compact car initially. The car replaced both the Prizm and the cavalier in the compact car segment of the brand and it was available both in sedan and coupe class. Cobalt was based on a GM Delta platform, which it shared with Astra’s Opel, Opel Zafira and Chevrolet HHR. There was also a super sport variant available as a high performance vehicle from the marque. During its entire reign the car was also sold as Pontiac G5 in Canada and during 2005-2006 as Pontiac G4 in Mexico. In Canada it was also known as the Pontiac G5 Pursuit and Pontiac Pursuit and during 2007-2009 the car was sold as G5 in the United States. In all markets Cobalt was sold as a 4-door sedan and 2-door coupe, in the US it was selling only the G5 as Coupe but Mexico and Canada had a sedan version being sold.
Opel Kadett is designed to serve the people looking for small family car with two doors with the large body in the front. The soft top would enhance the exterior, with the curb weight being low at 757 Kg when compared to the other models from the same parent...
The all new Jeep Patriot comes standard with a four-cylinder engine, which is said to be underpowered, and a five-speed manual transmission. A six-speed automatic transmission and an all the more compelling four-cylinder engine are accessible on all trims, while a continuously variable transmission (CVT) is optional on four-wheel drive models...
The economy car of Lada Samara was manufactured by AvtoVAZ, the Russian automaker in the year 1984. Only exported models were named as Samara. Basically it was marketed as Sputnik (means ‘satellite’ or ‘fellow traveler’) in Russia...