Chevrolet Cobalt

Known for value-driven, efficient performance, the sleek Chevrolet Cobalt greets 2009 with enhancements that provide increased fuel efficiency that is expected to be better than manual-transmission-equipped models of the Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla and Ford Focus.

2009 Chevrolet Cobalt SS

Segment Best 36 MPG On The Highway

DETROIT, 2008-04-29 - Consumers looking to squeeze the most mileage from every gallon of gas will find much to appreciate with the new Chevy Cobalt XFE. It delivers a segment-best 36 mpg in highway driving, outdistancing competitors like the Honda Civic, Ford Focus and Toyota Corolla.

The ChevyCobalt XFE - for Xtra Fuel Economy - is on sale now and includes LS and 1LT coupe and sedan models with the manual transmission. It uses revised engine calibration, low rolling-resistance tires, a new, 3.74:1 final drive ratio and other technologies to achieve an EPA-estimated mileage rating of 25 mpg in the city and 36 on the highway. That's an improvement of more than 9 percent over the previous highway mileage.

GMAC 2.9% APR or 3.9% APR Available for Well-Qualified Buyers on 2003-2008 Chevrolet Cobalt, Chevrolet HHR, Chevrolet Tahoe, Chevrolet Suburban and Chevrolet Silverado; Pontiac G6; and GMC Sierra, GMC Yukon and GMC Yukon XL Models

2008-04-01 -- DETROIT – GM Certified Used Vehicles, the industry’s top-selling manufacturer-certified used vehicle brand*, today announced a nationwide GMAC rate incentive program on select GM Certified Used Vehicles, including Chevrolet Cobalt, Chevrolet HHR, Chevrolet Tahoe, Chevrolet Suburban and Chevrolet Silverado; Pontiac G6; and GMC Sierra, GMC Yukon and GMC Yukon XL models.

2008-03-03, DETROIT - GM dealers in the United States delivered 270,423 vehicles in February, a decrease of 13 percent compared with an unusually strong February last year.

Highlights:
* Car Retail Sales Driven By Malibu Up 62 Percent; CTS Up 71 Percent; Cobalt Up 24 Percent; Aura Up 21 Percent; and G6 Up 6 Percent
* Cadillac Car Sales Up 24 Percent; Chevrolet Cars Up 3 percent
* Enclave, Acadia and Outlook Drive Mid-Utility Crossover Segment Up 15 Percent

Win Streak Reaches 52 Consecutive Years and 133 Titles; Pontiac Solstice wins two classes

2007-10-15, TOPEKA, Kan. – Drivers racing Chevy and Pontiac vehicles won five Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) National Championships over the weekend at the 44th Annual Runoffs Presented by AT&T at the 2.5-mile Heartland Park Topeka circuit.

Ken Flory, a Pratt & Miller engineer, drove his Pontiac Solstice Club Sport Z0K to the model’s second straight Runoffs win against a strong field of import vehicles in the Showroom Stock B (SSB) race on Saturday.

“I was hit in the rear at the start, but that was enough to push my Solstice into the lead and we were able to stay there,” said Flory, who was competing in his first Runoffs.

With a broad range of models, offering a variety of well-equipped and sporty choices, the Chevy Cobalt continues to shine as one of the segment’s most popular cars. The Cobalt enters the 2008 model year on the heels of a successful ’07 model year, which introduced several significant enhancements, including more powerful Ecotec engines. For ’08, the Cobalt builds on that powerful foundation with a streamlined model lineup and more standard safety and convenience equipment.

2008 Chevrolet Cobalt Sport

All-new compact car in sedan and coupe body styles

Vehicle Highlights:

* All-new compact car in sedan and coupe body styles
* Rigid body structure provides exceptional handling and interior quietness
* Clean, contemporary design inside and out
* Powerful, fuel efficient, smooth powertrain choices
* Standard features on Base model include: air conditioning, electric rear window defroster, AM/FM/CD audio system, tilt steering column, split-bench rear seat with pass-through to trunk area
* Standard features on LS, LT, SS Supercharged models include: anti-lock braking system, keyless entry system, cruise control, power windows, power exterior mirrors