Cobalt SS Supercharged Coupe review
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Cobalt SS Supercharged Coupe review
Here's a review on the SS Supercharged Coupe from Topspeed.com. It has a lot of info on various features, as well as performance, design, and options. Also featured is a gallery of photos and a commercial video. Enjoy 
Here's the link to the article: http://www.topspeed.com/cars/chevrol...e-ar10683.html
Here's the link to the article: http://www.topspeed.com/cars/chevrol...e-ar10683.html
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Originally Posted by torres
Here's a review on the SS Supercharged Coupe from Topspeed.com. It has a lot of info on various features, as well as performance, design, and options. Also featured is a gallery of photos and a commercial video. Enjoy
Here's the link to the article: http://www.topspeed.com/cars/chevrol...e-ar10683.html
Here's the link to the article: http://www.topspeed.com/cars/chevrol...e-ar10683.html
Was that written by a 4th grader? lol Lots of typos and stuff of that nature in there. Other then that it was a nice read, but I felt like they praised the car thoughtout the article only to bash it at the end. I agree that the fit and finish is not up to the Acura but performance is better then the Acura.
Also the WRX is not FWD.
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Originally Posted by Grimlakin
Cobalt SS SC 20k
WRX STI 32k
You be the judge.
WRX STI 32k
You be the judge.
What kind of rims/wheels are those http://www.topspeed.com/IMG/jpg/98-8w.jpg those are nice I would have liked to have those. Has anybody seen these wheels on any ss/sc I have'nt.
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I'm not sure what new WRX prices are in the states...but around here a WRX starts at 36k CDN. This is 6k above the price of a fully optioned SS/SC and 10k over the pirce of a SS/SC with no options.
You should not expect a car that costs this much less to measure up...I have nothing at all against Subaru, I actually expect that my next car will probably be an STI...but the WRX (even the non STI) is considerably more expensive then the SS/SC and though performance may be comprable, you can't expect the entire car to be.
You should not expect a car that costs this much less to measure up...I have nothing at all against Subaru, I actually expect that my next car will probably be an STI...but the WRX (even the non STI) is considerably more expensive then the SS/SC and though performance may be comprable, you can't expect the entire car to be.
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Originally Posted by AngelTiger82
What kind of rims/wheels are those http://www.topspeed.com/IMG/jpg/98-8w.jpg those are nice I would have liked to have those. Has anybody seen these wheels on any ss/sc I have'nt.
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Originally Posted by Spoony
I'm not sure what new WRX prices are in the states...but around here a WRX starts at 36k CDN. This is 6k above the price of a fully optioned SS/SC and 10k over the pirce of a SS/SC with no options.
You should not expect a car that costs this much less to measure up...I have nothing at all against Subaru, I actually expect that my next car will probably be an STI...but the WRX (even the non STI) is considerably more expensive then the SS/SC and though performance may be comprable, you can't expect the entire car to be.
You should not expect a car that costs this much less to measure up...I have nothing at all against Subaru, I actually expect that my next car will probably be an STI...but the WRX (even the non STI) is considerably more expensive then the SS/SC and though performance may be comprable, you can't expect the entire car to be.
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